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There are some in London too: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/10636281/Britains-largest-electric-taxi-deal-collapses.html
Maybe I will test one next week
Tomorrow Noon we will start for some days to London
Now some pics from the http://www.historicar.net/ I'd been today. Not really large, but not far away from my home - and the place I meet Animatronixx every year. He promised to come back after a long Internet-free time.
I'm a bit pissed that the pic-upload will take a lot of time
Somehow my camera switched from "automatic" to "live", which means, that all pics are annoying 5 to 6 MB chunks
Still in official use:
45.000 €:
already sold:
49.000 €:
"Bullitt Tribute Edition" (64.900 €):
65.000 €:
35.000 €:
14.000 €:
Much rarer and 30 years older, but for only the half price:
Civil version, formerly used by the civil protection/disaster management:
A wreck -in fact it is one- for 27.500 €
But this clunker is much worse (but "only" 7.450 €). In clumsy German (offered by a Dutchman): "Very nice project. Spanish car. Frame and body very nice!"
Also for sale, offered by http://www.kit-car-handel.de/
And available there, too:
A terrible and embarassing thing, but a little bit popular back then - and nowadays accepted (rather partly than widely) as a classic car:
Annother, more sporty one. In the next line a third one parked.
A real KAMEI-Golf:
Same area, same event, but it was working regularily there. A brand, new for me:
A real CSL, as it seems. About those I'm similiar suspicious as with the masses of Cobras and 356 Speedsters: generally I categorize them as fakes.
Finally a pic with IMCDb-content: far left, the gentleman with the black-framed glasses is Animatronixx: