Abenteuer & Allrad (Adventure Wheel) 2013, Germany May/June 2013
- Thread starter Tom Mc
- Start date
Scott Brady
Founder
I would certainly like to go, but it will probably need to be next year. Have a great time and take lots of pictures!
Michele
Observer
Hi Gren,
sure I'll do, framed or not?
I'll see you at the booth or at the campground!
VW van?
Did you see the Rallye T3 I did last week?
Very cool and capable machine, not a camper but still a van...race van :smiley_drive:
The owner/builder will also be at the Allrad (I don't know about the T3), and he's a VW nuts.
sure I'll do, framed or not?
I'll see you at the booth or at the campground!
VW van?
Did you see the Rallye T3 I did last week?
Very cool and capable machine, not a camper but still a van...race van :smiley_drive:
The owner/builder will also be at the Allrad (I don't know about the T3), and he's a VW nuts.
Michele
Observer
Landroverholic
Observer
Flying over from Tasmania picking up my Land Rover in Scotland and then driving over and camping.
I hope it is as good as everybody tells me because I'm coming a loooooooong way!!
Looking forward to it.
Callum:smiley_drive:
I hope it is as good as everybody tells me because I'm coming a loooooooong way!!
Looking forward to it.
Callum:smiley_drive:
Arlo
Adventurer
First report about the exhibition is online!
http://www.4wheelfun.de/news/offroad-messe-abenteuer-allrad-bad-kissingen-2013-die-mega-offroad-schau-7176338.html
http://www.4wheelfun.de/news/offroad-messe-abenteuer-allrad-bad-kissingen-2013-die-mega-offroad-schau-7176338.html
Mitubitchy 3.5
Adventurer
Hi Folks,
a few Pics from the German Abenteuer Allrad Event in the Major German Toyo Forum:
http://forum.buschtaxi.org/das-buschtaxi-auf-der-abenteuer-allrad-2013-30-05-02-06-t40214-45.html
Heavy Rain, they have to evecuate parts of the public campground...
Stephan
a few Pics from the German Abenteuer Allrad Event in the Major German Toyo Forum:
http://forum.buschtaxi.org/das-buschtaxi-auf-der-abenteuer-allrad-2013-30-05-02-06-t40214-45.html
Heavy Rain, they have to evecuate parts of the public campground...
Stephan
Gren_T
Adventurer
Hi Chaps,
I left the show on friday evening after being told they were expecting the river to flood the far part of the campsite
many were having trouble trying to get out.
the rain has been rather heavy (read Sh&t)the entire week we toured germany,
I`ll post pics when i get home, excuse puncuation i`m on a french mac :-(
regards
Gren,
I left the show on friday evening after being told they were expecting the river to flood the far part of the campsite
many were having trouble trying to get out.
the rain has been rather heavy (read Sh&t)the entire week we toured germany,
I`ll post pics when i get home, excuse puncuation i`m on a french mac :-(
regards
Gren,
Arlo
Adventurer
Back at home.
The campground hasn't been flooded by the river yet. But sometimes you better use a canoe. :snorkel:
It's like back teeth under water without loosing the constitution. Or something like this.
First look outside the trailer tent this morning:
Hook up in low gear, diff lock engaged
This friendly Dutch gentleman heads north as I did.
:victory:
No rain in Bremen!
The campground hasn't been flooded by the river yet. But sometimes you better use a canoe. :snorkel:
It's like back teeth under water without loosing the constitution. Or something like this.
First look outside the trailer tent this morning:
Hook up in low gear, diff lock engaged
This friendly Dutch gentleman heads north as I did.
:victory:
No rain in Bremen!
Gren_T
Adventurer
Random pics from the show
Hi chaps,
well I'm home in wales to bright sunshine and warm temps who would have believed it, we had spent the previous 10 days being chased though France and Germany by horrendous rain that was lasting 24hrs at a stretch but luckily when we took the time to go sight seeing in Metz & Berchesgarten the sun shone even though the day we decided to go up to see the Eagles nest it was closed due to snow.!
we got up to see it the following day & it was well worth the 1040 mile trip, unfortunately the next day it was back to rain for the journey up to B.K.
Sorry we did not get to meet some of the folks from the forum but we managed to link up with friends from previous years, here's some random pics from the show.
I do like a Haflinger :
More to follow
regards all
Gren
Hi chaps,
well I'm home in wales to bright sunshine and warm temps who would have believed it, we had spent the previous 10 days being chased though France and Germany by horrendous rain that was lasting 24hrs at a stretch but luckily when we took the time to go sight seeing in Metz & Berchesgarten the sun shone even though the day we decided to go up to see the Eagles nest it was closed due to snow.!
we got up to see it the following day & it was well worth the 1040 mile trip, unfortunately the next day it was back to rain for the journey up to B.K.
Sorry we did not get to meet some of the folks from the forum but we managed to link up with friends from previous years, here's some random pics from the show.
I do like a Haflinger :
More to follow
regards all
Gren
Peter_n_Margaret
Adventurer
A bit late with this post, but we were there in a 1994 Iveco displaying the Ozi flag.
Conditions did get pretty sticky.
No one was exempt. The Germans sure do like their BIG rigs.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 (in Australia)
Currently in Turkey.
Conditions did get pretty sticky.
No one was exempt. The Germans sure do like their BIG rigs.
Cheers,
Peter
OKA196 (in Australia)
Currently in Turkey.
Gren_T
Adventurer
Allrad Solar For John
Panels in various sizes
Prototype camper shell by a Boat builder incorporating a solar panel in the pop roof, the panel is structural and will support someone standing on it, no details of the panels sadly.
The sockets on the side allow legs or anything else to be attached/removed and leaves a smooth side
Stainless steel socket
It's things like this that make the 2000 mile trip worth it
Regards
Gren
Panels in various sizes
Prototype camper shell by a Boat builder incorporating a solar panel in the pop roof, the panel is structural and will support someone standing on it, no details of the panels sadly.
The sockets on the side allow legs or anything else to be attached/removed and leaves a smooth side
Stainless steel socket
It's things like this that make the 2000 mile trip worth it
Regards
Gren