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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
The place for discussing 1930-1985 Heuer wristwatches, chronographs and dash-mounted timepieces. Online since May 2003. | |||||||
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I used to live in Starnberg, a pretty affluent part of Germany and there was some pretty exotic machinery there - my walk home from the station went past the start of the Autobahn and a couple of times always stuck in my mind - this was back at the start of the 90s and the Porsche 959 vs Ferrari F40 battle was still pretty fresh. There were several examples of each in town and I remember seeing both of them get to the start of the Autobahn, the rears would squat down and those cars could just disappear! Whilst making some incredible noises too. I also remember going to a drive-in cinema in Munich and one of the F40s rolled up next to us! Not the sort of car you expected to see at a drive-in, I'm sure they couldn't hear the first half of the movie because of the cracks, tings and pops the car made as it cooled down...
^^ Starnberger See (Lake Starnberg).
I never went to the Memorial in Berlin - I often saw the sign for it as it was close to one of my favourite restaurants. I know a few watch shops but not all that many as I was working in Berlin and not living there at weekends - I'm off there at the start of August so if you could find out those addresses from your PC Peter, it would be appreciated. And of course I will do another city report for you guys :)
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