German Adventures 2007
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07-20-2007, 12:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Erik
Wonderschƶn story!
Is it true that Adam's R Turbo is the only RHD in existence? Wow!
Do you have any more pics from Ruf?
Is it true that Adam's R Turbo is the only RHD in existence? Wow!
Do you have any more pics from Ruf?
I'll see what I can do about uploading the rest of the pictures from RUF. They didn't allow me to take very many pictures during my visit/tour. Too many top secret prototypes in the shop.
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07-20-2007, 01:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Zeus
Awesome post Jason! Thanks for sharing.
Did you ever create a post of your last trip to Georgia / Porsche Driving Experience? How did that go?
Did you ever create a post of your last trip to Georgia / Porsche Driving Experience? How did that go?
#21
07-20-2007, 03:33 AM
Wow Jason, Just spectacular and some of the most informative photos of the factory (Porsche). Just beautiful, and I appreciate all the hard work and time you invested to put this all together. When I have more time I plan to view all the albums and make sure I don't miss a beat! Thanks!
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07-20-2007, 06:20 AM
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Jason thank you for the nice pictures, you have reminded me of my vacation to Germany in 2004. There I visited the Audi museum and got to see the R8 Concept, Nouvolvari, Quattro conept, Audi 90's and the Chrome Audi S8 that was present in the showroom.
I also visited the BMW Museum but there wasnt a english guide to show us around.
The best city was Munich, I liked it alot and I've got to stay at the Kempinski hotel downtown in Maximillian high street.
I enjoyed eating at some of the Japanese restaurants and also got to taste some german cuisines.
I also visited the BMW Museum but there wasnt a english guide to show us around.
The best city was Munich, I liked it alot and I've got to stay at the Kempinski hotel downtown in Maximillian high street.
I enjoyed eating at some of the Japanese restaurants and also got to taste some german cuisines.
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07-20-2007, 09:08 AM
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I was in Germany from 5/18 until 6/3. It was quite a long trip for us both and this was downsized from the original plans to be there for 6 weeks(!) Next time I go back, it'll be for a much longer stretch of time so I can finally follow through on my plans to visit all of the car-related places in Europe. Monaco, VW, etc. That trip will ROCK!
What I do for a living, I could tell you guys but then I'd have to kill you. Just kidding. Seriously though, I'm considering being an automotive journalist. I've written quite a few articles that has gotten published.
Mohammed, we both had quite a few interesting meals throughout Germany. Ironically, none of them were Japanese. I finally had some when I got back!
What I do for a living, I could tell you guys but then I'd have to kill you. Just kidding.
Seriously though, I'm considering being an automotive journalist. I've written quite a few articles that has gotten published. Mohammed, we both had quite a few interesting meals throughout Germany. Ironically, none of them were Japanese. I finally had some when I got back!
#30
07-20-2007, 09:34 AM
Atomic great story and pics, I have a question I am planning to go to Frankfurt for the IAA this year, and want to visit the Ring and have a ride in the Ring Taxi as well.
Did you make reservations in advance for the Ring Taxi, or you just went there and got in it ?
Mike
Did you make reservations in advance for the Ring Taxi, or you just went there and got in it ?
Mike