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Tue Jan 18, 2011 1:57 pm

Quote: Very nice car! Short fenders, narrow skid plate, no jack point... I love the First Generation Kubel. What chassis number and/or month is this car?
Thanks
Chassis number is 4407
I have to look at the birth certificate for the production date.
Gr Raymund

Thu Jan 27, 2011 8:54 am

Probably interesting for some of you guys who don't come with your own car.

Marcus

http://www.lottermann-veteranen-treffen.de/bilder_tmp/VW_Driver.jpg

Sun Jan 30, 2011 9:58 am

This message is now on the homepage of the BC organization:

27. Januar 2011

"Wir können keine Fahrzeug-Anmeldungen mehr entgegen nehmen,
die Plätze sind alle vergeben und der Sportplatz ist gefüllt!

As of now, we don't accept any applications of cars any longer
because the event is booked up!"

http://www.lottermann-veteranen-treffen.de/

The entry list looks very impressing 8)

Sun Jan 30, 2011 10:14 am

i'm the last on the list :lol:

Sun Jan 30, 2011 11:39 am

belgianboxer wrote: This message is now on the homepage of the BC organization:

27. Januar 2011

"Wir können keine Fahrzeug-Anmeldungen mehr entgegen nehmen,
die Plätze sind alle vergeben und der Sportplatz ist gefüllt!

As of now, we don't accept any applications of cars any longer
because the event is booked up!"

http://www.lottermann-veteranen-treffen.de/

The entry list looks very impressing 8)

Where's your car, Paul? :D

Sun Jan 30, 2011 12:13 pm

mcdronkz wrote:
belgianboxer wrote:
The entry list looks very impressing 8)
Where's your car, Paul? :D
Not old enough (and wrong Type)
<< Karmann Ghia ab 1955 bis zum Modellwechsel im August 1959 (1. Serie) >>

But I will be there, no doubt about that :wink:

Sun Jan 30, 2011 1:25 pm

i hope someone still can register ... :( just found out a friends 53 zwitter loaded with accessories did not register yet as he thought there will be a longer period.. :?

well, he`ll be there at least in the camping grounds. he has so many clocks in the car that if i wind them all up i`ll miss the whole meeting 8)

Sun Jan 30, 2011 1:50 pm

Some very interesting entries.... Herman Walter has obviously finished the resto of his amazingly early 1941 Typ60..... and Mr Toth is shipping his D&S over from Australia.... amazing!

Sun Feb 06, 2011 2:06 pm

I'm going to be in Frankfurt the weekend of Bad Camberg. I was looking at taking the train up for the day. Does anyone know how far the show is from the train station? or the actual location? The location on the map the Lottermann's have published looks like the Google default for the town.

Sun Feb 06, 2011 2:33 pm

SplitPersonality wrote: Some very interesting entries.... Herman Walter has obviously finished the resto of his amazingly early 1941 Typ60..... and Mr Toth is shipping his D&S over from Australia.... amazing!

Joszi Toth is living in the Netherlands, so he doesn't have to drive that far.

There are 2 D&S in Australia, but I don't think Andy Luzzi or Barry L will ship there cars to Germany.

Regards
Patrick

Sun Feb 06, 2011 2:55 pm

djholland wrote: I'm going to be in Frankfurt the weekend of Bad Camberg. I was looking at taking the train up for the day. Does anyone know how far the show is from the train station? or the actual location? The location on the map the Lottermann's have published looks like the Google default for the town.

If you leave a train at the train station of Bad Camberg, you can walk to the event gound. Just little more than half a mile downhill.

Sun Feb 06, 2011 7:18 pm

usariemen wrote: djholland wrote: I'm going to be in Frankfurt the weekend of Bad Camberg. I was looking at taking the train up for the day. Does anyone know how far the show is from the train station? or the actual location? The location on the map the Lottermann's have published looks like the Google default for the town.

If you leave a train at the train station of Bad Camberg, you can walk to the event gound. Just little more than half a mile downhill.

Thanks

Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:34 am

Hi I'm trying to attend the bad camberg show for the first time can anyone tell me which are the host hotels? Please and thank you in advance.

Wed Feb 09, 2011 6:04 am

You have to click the tab "Unterkünfte" (accommodation) but unfotunately it's all in German.

Marcus

Sat Feb 12, 2011 9:12 am

turbolaz wrote: Hi I'm trying to attend the bad camberg show for the first time can anyone tell me which are the host hotels? Please and thank you in advance.

Same here, looking at Hotels in Limbrg--Zur Eisenbahn or Alt Staffel hotel or Tulip hotel, also places in Idstein.
Is there a "Host Hotel" ??

Sat Feb 12, 2011 9:46 am

I stayed at the Hotel Felsenkeller in Idstein in '07, it was very nice, only about 10 mins from BC. Not sure if there is an official host hotel.

This year I'll stay wherever the owner of the vintage VW I am being given to drive wants me to.....!

Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:26 am

...or where Your Vintage VW will drive You John...:)

To all....the registration for the BBT convoy is open guys... Lottermann family gave green light a couple of weeks ago so we started right away!

let's get to Bad Camberg in style, with a very nice cruize, not only Autobahn this time!

all info on this BBT blogpost;
http://blog.bbt4vw.com/2011/02/23/bbts-convoy-registration-is-open

all further info on the open house or the cruize will be posted on our blog as well, so stay tuned...
http://blog.bbt4vw.com

Quote of the week from a BBT customer... Bad Camberg is not something You can visit, Bad Camberg is something You must....

Spread the word... come and join in force!

Fri Mar 25, 2011 3:32 am

is any one going from the bavaria franconia area that has a spare seat :D

Sun Apr 03, 2011 7:41 am

i need help i would like to attend the show im from miami fl,i cant find hotels or where is the show actually located air fairs and the like,can someone please send me some imformation thank you in advance.

Wed May 18, 2011 2:57 am

Alright everybody, about 5 weeks left to the show.
I am wondering who from you will actually be there (guests or really participating). Maybe we could arrange a TheSamba-meet?