Besides the Factory and museum are there any events or must see's? Visiting 11/27 - 12/2
Danke and Thanks
Besides the Factory and museum are there any events or must see's? Visiting 11/27 - 12/2
Danke and Thanks
Stop by Old Timer Fabrique in Ulm Half way in between Munich and Stutts
Food and Drink
Munich Hofbrauhaus , it's huge and noisey but an experience
http://www.hofbraeuhaus.de/
Stuttgart - Restaurant Der Sthlaffe
https://www.tripadvisor.de/Restauran...rttemberg.html
If you're driving then Sinnsheim, a giant car/aero/ship museum between Frankfurt and Stuttgart just off the motorway. It will take 3 to 4 hrs or a day.
http://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/en/
Note, all Museums in Germany close Mondays but otherwise open Tuesday-Sunday.
There's a reliable, fast and cheap light rail system from Stuttgart Main Station to Zuffenhausen.
Enjoy !
maybe a time schedule first of where an when ....
best regards
59 750 pre unit triton
63 650 gray silver bikinitub triumph thunderbird
70 650 astralred silver triumph bonneville
65 912 slate gray "erwin"
73 914 ravennagreen "ferdl"
erwin_loves_polo
Daimler museum in stuttgart and motorworld if you have time. http://www.motorworld.de/
Mike Toborg
1969 912 Soft Targa, 1953 Packard Clipper Delux, 2009 Ford S-max, 1990 Miata
Let me know when you're in Stuttgart perhaps we can meet for a beer or dinner.
Cheers
Uli
Feeling the affection! Thanks for the tips.
In country til Dec 6 or so thanks to Haul for emails and links, will follow up on these, did the MBZ & Porsche today had done Porsche a few yrs ago.
Much more history at MBZ on cars and the country. Hate to say was disapointed at Porsche a "67" 911 SWT Targa (red) displayed had all the signs of a 68, 2 ps dash, rubber vent window latch, 68 door handles, and 68 RV mirror, But hey they are the experts. They did have a lovely blue 67 912 coupe just behind it.
Will try to do the swap but will be in Calogne doing a block & head review with Deutz and a friend flying into Frankfurt Sat the 19th am, may be hard to make but will be in touch
Regards
Edit
Looks like Sinsheim, today, Looks Great!! Thanks for the tip
Best Regards
Not to derail this more than I may have, Sinsheim is incredable, museum of all mechanical, encredable cars, bikes, airplanes, engines of all sorts, and sizes from tiny 1 cyl to HUGH diesel out of naval destroyer 1 of 6 that were in place. amazing history there. a bit overwelming.
Thanks for the tip!!
Best Regards
Last edited by Jerry L; 11-13-2016 at 09:34 AM.
BMW Welt in Munich might be worth a stop.
Jeff Jensen