Supercars spotted, some rarities (vol 7)
Discussion
havoc said:
5pen said:
Rarity rather than supercar. I can’t remember seeing any sort of Renault 18 for years, so this Turbo example in lovely condition caught my eye.
Wow...a proper rarity.My dad had a cooking version - 1.8GLS I think - back when I was a kid. Surprisingly big inside, and don't think my dad had any problems with it.
Shnozz said:
havoc said:
5pen said:
Rarity rather than supercar. I can’t remember seeing any sort of Renault 18 for years, so this Turbo example in lovely condition caught my eye.
Wow...a proper rarity.My dad had a cooking version - 1.8GLS I think - back when I was a kid. Surprisingly big inside, and don't think my dad had any problems with it.
Podie said:
Swampy1982 said:
F1GTRUeno said:
Stuff like this is why we have rarities in the name IMO, great spot, completely different from the norm.
100% agree with this, take just as much pleasure seeing this as the latest ferrari etc, perhaps even more actually.F1GTRUeno said:
5pen said:
Stuff like this is why we have rarities in the name IMO, great spot, completely different from the norm.I'd forgotten that R18's were a "thing", let alone a Turbo version.
Shnozz said:
Loving the dealership name.
Ankauf means "buy" or "purchase" (ankaufen is the verb in German)PKW is probably a similar acronym to DKW, where KW = KraftWagen which was an old German term for motor car.
...so it's likely to be an extraordinarily literal* and unimaginative name for a car dealership.
* In Germany, who'd have thought that...
PKW is Personenkraftwagen, ie car
LKW is Lastkraftwagen, freight carrying vehicle, ie van or truck
Both terms in everyday use
So PKW ankauf is a bit like webuyanycar
Edit: interestingly, or not, DKW ( which was originally Dampfkraftwagen - steam powered car ) was also based in Düsseldorf after the war, factory now makes Merc Sprinters
LKW is Lastkraftwagen, freight carrying vehicle, ie van or truck
Both terms in everyday use
So PKW ankauf is a bit like webuyanycar
Edit: interestingly, or not, DKW ( which was originally Dampfkraftwagen - steam powered car ) was also based in Düsseldorf after the war, factory now makes Merc Sprinters
Edited by Hugo a Gogo on Thursday 25th November 18:04
ArmaghMan said:
5pen said:
Rarity rather than supercar. I can’t remember seeing any sort of Renault 18 for years, so this Turbo example in lovely condition caught my eye.
Is this half as good?
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