***M?hldorfer Stadtplatz Classic Car Show (Part 7, LAST PART)***

[cawimmer430]

Part 7, the last part.


Triumph Spitfire




Lancia Fulvia "SEX RED" for FoMoJo. 




For JWC.




Mmmmm....




Now this car would be perfect for the "MIAMI VICE" TV show from the '80s! I can see it already, Tubbs and Crockett getting out of this baby to kick some ass. 






Ford Taunus






Messerschmitt Kabinenroller






BMW Isetta





Opel Olympia





The '50s are back! DKW F12 and Ford Taunus







The awards for the nice cars...





Random pic...



American Muscle in Germany x 2. Guys, fetch your diapers! 
















This is funny in German, but makes little sense in English when translated. Basically it says "Don't hunt what you can't finish off!" 


HOPE YOU LIKED THE SHOW!!! 

[Colin]

More great pictures.

That Opel Rekord is actually a Ford Taunus!
And the DKW is from the 60s,not the 50s.

From  this set, I particularly like that Lancia Fulvia Coupe.......... just gorgeous!

[93JC]

That Opel Rekord is actually a Ford Taunus!

Ja, says so in big letters on the front:



T A U N U S

[cawimmer430]

More great pictures.

That Opel Rekord is actually a Ford Taunus!
And the DKW is from the 60s,not the 50s.

From  this set, I particularly like that Lancia Fulvia Coupe.......... just gorgeous!

[cawimmer430]

Ja, says so in big letters on the front:



T A U N U S

THEY SAID REKORD WHEN I LOOKED AT THEM! 

[93JC]

[Raghavan]

I love that 2002 ti and that GT500.
Great pics.

[cawimmer430]

Thanks.

[FoMoJo]

Thanks for posting it.  What a beauty . 

It looks much nicer in red than brown.

[FoMoJo]

What year is this Taunus?



It looks quite similar to the style of the '55-'56 North American Fords

[cawimmer430]

Thanks for posting it.  What a beauty . 

It looks much nicer in red than brown.

Although brown does look good on cars from the '70s for some reason.  

[cawimmer430]

What year is this Taunus?

According to the German Wikipedia, it's a Ford Taunus P2 which was made from 1957 to 1960. 

Link: http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_P2_%2817M%29

[Morris Minor]

I like the Messerschmitt Kabinenroller.. strap yourself into one of those and go hunting for Britischer in their Reliant Robins.

"Eat lead you Tommy swine!"

[Minpin]

I've always wondered..what happened to Messerschmitt after WWII? Im sure they got into some trouble from the allies cause ya know they basically supplied the entire Luftwaffe.

[Soup DeVille]

I've always wondered..what happened to Messerschmitt after WWII? Im sure they got into some trouble from the allies cause ya know they basically supplied the entire Luftwaffe.

Microcars.

The same things basically happened to BMW, Mitsubishi, and about half a hundred other lesser known marques.

[Minpin]

Microcars.

The same things basically happened to BMW, Mitsubishi, and about half a hundred other lesser known marques.

Ah yes, Mitsubishi I had forgotten that they developed the bombs for Japan. So when did Messerschmidt go out of business?

[cawimmer430]

I like the Messerschmitt Kabinenroller.. strap yourself into one of those and go hunting for Britischer in their Reliant Robins.

"Eat lead you Tommy swine!"

I always thought the Messerschmitt Kabinenroller was best matched against the Triumph Spitfire! 

[cawimmer430]

I've always wondered..what happened to Messerschmitt after WWII? Im sure they got into some trouble from the allies cause ya know they basically supplied the entire Luftwaffe.

They made microcars, along with Heinkel. Later the fused with B?lkow and Blohm to form Messerschmitt-B?lkow-Blohm and made some famous helicopters used by a bunch of European countries and even the US I believe.

And they didn't really get into "trouble with Allies". The Allies hired Messerschmitt engineers to help them advance their own aircraft, in particular jets (Me-262) and rocket (Me-163B). The Soviets did the same. And this ocurred with all German aircraft makers, notably Arado, Heinkel, Junkers and Focke-Wulf.


Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messerschmitt

[cawimmer430]

Ah yes, Mitsubishi I had forgotten that they developed the bombs for Japan.

They didn't make bombs, they made bombers and fighters, including the famous G4M "Betty" and A6M "Zero". 

So when did Messerschmidt go out of business?

See post above this one...