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About 3 years ago I went to visit my God - daughter in germany and she took me for a day out to Boblingen Flugfeld near Stuttgart.
It is a great day out for anybody who loves old cars and beer

The old Control Tower/Terminal Building is now the 'V8' Hotel



This Hangar has been given a glass front


And this Hangar too


Mixture of Cars and Aircraft (mostly cars)

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In the main display area - post war this was used by the USAF for Helicopter servicing

And with the surviving 'No Smoking' up on the wall





Some gorgeous cars





Original Hangar concertina type doors

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Vintage fuel pumps and displays







This 3 seat (Czech ?) Motor Bike looks like it would have handled like a pig



Micro Brewery



Lunch - Hic

Im sure this was on car sos

There's a few places like this in Germany. I know of one that used to be a huge, indoor turntable for locomotives that has been converted in this way and is full of classic cars, some being stored and some for sale. It also has small specialist workshops there doing things like seat retrimming etc.

That sounds good Retro - any idea where ?

Technik museums at Sinsheim and Speyer also worth a look maxaret, one of them has an ex-Air France Concorde and Tu-144 on the roof as well as tonnes of old cars good mix of European and American and a very bizarre display of chainsaws but each to their own... Haven't been in 10 years but would love to again

(11-05-2016, 12:47 PM)maxaret Wrote: [ -> ]That sounds good Retro - any idea where ?

It's this place:

http://www.remise.de/

It isn't quite large enough for a full day out, however a Sunday afternoon checking out a range of classics: anything from lancia delta integrales to old supercars with a coffee/beer from the cafe is a nice afternoon for a couple of hours.

I have not been to the one in Berlin, only Düsseldorf a few times.

RetroPug 

Thanks Retro - we will try and visit a few at some time

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(11-05-2016, 01:21 PM)Blaze Addict Wrote: [ -> ]Technik museums at Sinsheim and Speyer also worth a look maxaret, one of them has an ex-Air France Concorde and Tu-144 on the roof as well as tonnes of old cars good mix of European and American and a very bizarre display of chainsaws but each to their own... Haven't been in 10 years but would love to again

Thanks for the info Blaze