With a group of colleagues and a bunch of cars we are on our way to Salzburg. Traveling the b roads of Bavaria, swapping cars every half an hour. Know your product.
Lunchtime in Amerang, a green and sleepy village east of Munich, close to Chiemsee. After a good meal we take a dive into history at the local car museum. The collection is bigger than I thought. Some lost tourists and a group of designers. The museum is under reconstruction. Cars are being moved across the different halls. A good chance to get up close with some classics.
A big section is reserved for long forgotten brands of the early years. Normally not my favorite material, but I have to admit the simplicity and innovative construction methods are fascinating. Interior essentials, minimalist luxury.
Micro cars and sport coupes in bright colors or shades of white. Beautiful steering rims. Everything on display is pre airbag and in immaculate condition. Worth a visit if you are on your way into the Alps.



Very nice of you to put this on the big tourist map of Bavaria. Could almost be a new category - parallel to the curbed sessions; share our discoveries of small and intimate collections. I could think of a few more to fall into that bracket.
Posted by: Geert | 2011.08.29 at 10:54 AM
Amerang has just been added to my 'things to do list'
Posted by: Steve | 2011.09.04 at 01:29 AM