Photo Gallery «Techno Classica 2017 - meeting at the largest classic car museum in the world»
It is called the world fair for classic cars and modern classics, and the 29th Techno Classica from April 5 to 9, 2017, did indeed offer an international show with 1250 exhibitors, 220 club stands and over 2500 collector cars, which clearly demonstrated the power and breadth of the classic car scene. This report offers a virtual tour of the halls, names special stands and exhibits and shows the atmosphere and range on offer in over 300 images.
Sports cars and tractors from Porsche (Techno Classica 2017)
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A look into Hall 3 shows the variety of products on offer (Techno Classica 2017)
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Beautifully staged special show "Golden Fifties" with vehicles that raced at the Monaco GP in the fifties (Techno Classica 2017)
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As beautiful as a new car - the restored Scuderia Azzurra cars (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Lancia stands were themed "Mille Miglia" (Techno Classica 2017)
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And a four-leaf clover in between (Techno Classica 2017)
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Rare sports cars from Allard on the Club stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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Elegant sports cars from Aston Martin await new owners (Techno Classica 2017)
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Sports car elegance from Aston Martin and Lancia at Lukas Hüni (Techno Classica 2017)
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Among other things, the BMW stand celebrated 40 years of the Junior Team (Techno Classica 2017)
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BMW milestones - Three, Five, 850i and Z1 (Techno Classica 2017)
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Everything is photographed, even the drawings on the wall (Techno Classica 2017)
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Of course, the duck could not be missing at the Citroën stand to celebrate Germany's 90th anniversary (Techno Classica 2017)
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Patina? This Delahaye coupé is still waiting to be restored (Techno Classica 2017)
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Two Ferrari 275 GTBs with Lukas Hüni (Techno Classica 2017)
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Unmistakable - Ferrari 365 GTB/4 Daytona (Techno Classica 2017)
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Ferrari classics from three eras (Techno Classica 2017)
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Two Ford Escorts, one as an object under restoration, the other as a complete station wagon, on the Ford stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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Before and after at Ford - two Ford Taunus (Techno Classica 2017)
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Factory offer for sheet metal parts for the Jaguar E-Type (Techno Classica 2017)
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Almost everything for the Jaguar E-Type is (again) available from the factory (Techno Classica 2017)
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Mini variants for sport and salon (Techno Classica 2017)
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Audi dedicates a special show to the legendary NSU vehicles (Techno Classica 2017)
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And if it's not a 911, then a Porsche tractor? (Techno Classica 2017)
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Body parts are also available ex works for the Range Rover (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Skoda stand under the sign of aerodynamics (Techno Classica 2017)
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Two side intakes in the rear of the Skoda - pre- and post-war aerodynamics (Techno Classica 2017)
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Skoda vehicles have always been active in rallying (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Skoda Favorit, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary, will also be given a special show at the Skoda stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Volvo stand with the PV444 in the foreground (Techno Classica 2017)
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This Volvo P 1800 S rested behind glass at lofty heights (Techno Classica 2017)
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What's that rat doing on the Beetle grand piano? (Techno Classica 2017)
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You had to cycle for around five minutes to take a photo (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Scirocco friends not only present two vehicles, but also a smart mannequin on the stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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A Porsche Turbo was on display at the Bilstein stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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No car? No, but transmissions and other gear products at ZF (Techno Classica 2017)
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OCC shows a Goggomobil Coupé on the stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Württembergische Versicherung stand - with truck and Porsche 356 Speedster (Techno Classica 2017)
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The beautiful pre-war Peugeot advertises the ADAC event on Lake Garda (Techno Classica 2017)
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Rare French rally on the ADAC stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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Deuvet shows its heart for the next generation of classic cars with a Suzuki LJ80 (Techno Classica 2017)
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This rare open-top Alfa Romeo 6C advertises the Schloss Dyck Classic Days (Techno Classica 2017)
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The AvD attracts attention with a white VW Cabriolet (Techno Classica 2017)
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The big anniversary is coming in two years - 48 years of the Autobianchi A112 (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Austin-Healey Club Germany with two classic cars, the Sprite (left) and the AH 100 (Techno Classica 2017)
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The BMW Isetta smooching ball and the extended BMW 600 on the Isetta Club stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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A BMW 700 LS comes out of the tunnel - this probably means that BMW found its way out of the hole with this model (Techno Classica 2017)
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Practical Italian small cars from Fiat and Autobianchi (Techno Classica 2017)
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Three Citroën-Maserati at the club stand (Techno Classica 2017)
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All in gray, almost like a black and white photograph - the stand of the Facel-Vega Club (Techno Classica 2017)
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The MG Club showed courage and presented a limousine instead of the familiar roadster (Techno Classica 2017)
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Two four-cylinder Morgan - you can see on the club stand how the radiator shape has changed (Techno Classica 2017)
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Opel Commodore Coupé under artificial spinning paths on gold-colored aluminum foil - not all visitors recognized the purpose of the special installation (Techno Classica 2017)
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A beautiful two-tone Opel Rekord at the stand of the Automobil-Veteranen-Freunde Deutschlands (Techno Classica 2017)
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For once, this really is a "Pink Panther" (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Trabants in front of the Reichsgebäude in Berlin (Techno Classica 2017)
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An entire movie scene is elaborately recreated here (Techno Classica 2017)
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Fire department and police drive up in the Beetle in this installation (Techno Classica 2017)
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Lights on for the two VW Beetles (Techno Classica 2017)
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Here we work together on the Golf II - "For Rolf" (Techno Classica 2017)
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The friends of the VW Kübelwagen present a snowy landscape (Techno Classica 2017)
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Opposites - Volvo versus Ferrari Testarossa (Techno Classica 2017)
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The Coys offer also included this pretty yellow Vespa small car (Techno Classica 2017)
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What the heart desires - from the Messerschmitt cabin scooter to the 911 (Techno Classica 2017)
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The displays of high-end dealers Movendi and Gallery Aaldering (Techno Classica 2017)
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Fine sheet metal from the years before and after the war (Techno Classica 2017)
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The other Porsche - 924 Carrera GTS, 968 and 928 (Techno Classica 2017)
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Mixed offer from Germany, Great Britain and Italy (Techno Classica 2017)
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Magnificent special body based on a Lancia chassis (Techno Classica 2017)
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Shining cars - when filling stations were still stylish (Techno Classica 2017)
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British classics are generally green ... (Techno Classica 2017)
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Designer gems at Houtkamp (Techno Classica 2017)
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When designers can let off steam - C-pillar on Vignale and Zagato derivatives of Fiat and Lancia models (Techno Classica 2017)
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Popular classics at Coys - Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.5-16 Evo II or Porsche 911? (Techno Classica 2017)
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Stars without gullwing doors at HK Engineering (Techno Classica 2017)
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If you are looking for a 190 SL, you can choose the color (Techno Classica 2017)
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Phalanx of stars at Kautschuk-Klassik (Techno Classica 2017)
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Porsche 911 models from overseas for local customers (Techno Classica 2017)
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A Porsche Speedster is inspected by an expert audience (Techno Classica 2017)
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There were few classic-age off-road vehicles on sale, you really had to look for them like these Jeeps and Land Rovers (Techno Classica 2017)
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Porsche rarities at Axel Schütte (Techno Classica 2017)
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Pre-war jewels were in the minority - here a Bugatti 35 between two BMW 328s (Techno Classica 2017)
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Sporty pre-war Bentley in unusual paintwork (Techno Classica 2017)
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Beautiful British classics at Christoph Dorscheid (Techno Classica 2017)
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RM/Sotheby's show a BMW 507 in special paintwork to be auctioned on the occasion of Villa d'Este (Techno Classica 2017)
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It was not uncommon for this sign to be mounted after just one or two days (Techno Classica 2017)
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Diverse and interesting offer on the outdoor parking lots (Techno Classica 2017)
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Parts market - Instruments (Techno Classica 2017)
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Parts market - Rear lights (Techno Classica 2017)
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Parts market - Headlights (Techno Classica 2017)
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Parts market - Carburetors (Techno Classica 2017)
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