When I arrived, I was flabbergasted by the number of German Exotica cars on display.
As I wondered, I was amazed by all the colours of the cars I saw, every car was different from one another.
The types of cars I saw were, many sporty Audi`s, Mercedes, VW`s, Porches and many more.
As we walked around, I was practically drawn to this Porch which was spray painted by a local graffiti artist, in the colours of a Nike Dunk Trainer.
We talked to the owner who owned this car and he said “ That the car was not a porch, but it was a porch body Shell on a VW beetle floor pan.
He also said that “ the car was sprayed painted in the front garden”
I asked the owner “ Do you want the car to be faster?”
He said “ I’m planning to upgrade the Porsche, engine in the future to a 911 engine”
I found his car very interesting, as it differed from the other cars I saw at this event.
Later in the day, we saw the cars, do this hill climb, which is a Short trialled, steep hill, which the owners of the cars are welcome to do
Most of the cars who did the hill climb were allowed to do it twice, which in my opinion is a really good opportunity, to test the strength of their cars
In my opinion, my favourite, car was the Audi RS6 V10, because it excelled quickly up the very sharp hill, which I was excited by.
After the hill climb, we decided to look in one of the many museums, which had loads of different old-fashioned planes in, took look at.
The planes in that museum were very big but not as large as the planes from the 21st century that we see today.
When lunchtime came around, we went to the many food stalls that were there
The food that was there was Burgers, Toasties, steak & chips and crepes and many more.
During the day, we went to see the buses, which are also part of the museum.
This part of the museum is very interactive for families with children, as you can go in and out of the buses which were in on the show.
Overall, this was an amazing experience. I recommend this wonderful day to anyone.
