Frage Heute Gesehen 2

Fangorn schrieb:

mingelopa schrieb: Temporäres Kennzeichen 05 - 09 am 19. gesehen. Das wäre 10 Tage überzogen.

Ich denke damit war ein Saisonkennzeichen 05=Mai bis 09=September gemeint.

Gruß Ulf

Jo, sag ich doch

PSKAU schrieb: Jo, sag ich doch

Die Autos gehören bestimmt nicht alle einem Lehrer )

Mein Lehrergehalt hat auch nur für ein Auto gereicht


Hubraum- und soundtechnisch ist es aber auf unserem Lehrerparkplatz der Superstich

Am Mittwoch auf der Autobahn Nürnberg - Börlin:





gruß hot-rod

Über das Gespann kann man geteilter Meinung sein aber das der gemütlich auf der Mitte rumgurgt und bis zu dem LKW die ganze Rechte Spur frei ist finde ich immer wieder

Tschuldigung aber musste mal raus.

Gruß Ulf

da hast Du Recht Ulf

Fangorn schrieb: Über das Gespann kann man geteilter Meinung sein aber das der gemütlich auf der Mitte rumgurgt und bis zu dem LKW die ganze Rechte Spur frei ist finde ich immer wieder

Tschuldigung aber musste mal raus.

Gruß Ulf

Ach.... nach ner Stunde jenseits der alten Grenze hab ich aufgehört mich darüber zu ärgern. Das scheint bei so manchen immer noch ned angekommen zu sein, für welche Zwecke die linken Spuren da sind

Ist nicht schlimm, weil: Die rechte Spur wird demnächst abgebaut, und links wieder angebaut

Gestern der erste Pickup-Camper seit zwei Monaten in Norwegen. In Nyksund auf Langøya auf den Vesterålen - ein älterer Nissan mit einer Tischer-Kabine in recht auffälliger Lackierung. Kennzeichen PF, also aus dem Enzkreis.

Klasse Gestaltung. So etwas individuelles gefällt mir!
Ujo

Trotamundo schrieb: Gestern der erste Pickup-Camper seit zwei Monaten in Norwegen. In Nyksund auf Langøya auf den Vesterålen - ein älterer Nissan mit einer Tischer-Kabine in recht auffälliger Lackierung. Kennzeichen PF, also aus dem Enzkreis.

Stimmt nicht,ich war noch vor zwei Wochen da
@ Ujo bei sowas scheiden sich die Geister... mag ich überhaupt nicht. Wenn er wenigstens das Orange in den gleichen Blau wie der Wagen...aber ist ja vielleich tauch so gebraucht gekauft worden.

Nicht Heute, aber letzte Woche gesehen! Der Trend geht zu mehrfarbig!

Wie lauteten die geflügelten Worte in der Lindenstraße?

"...wenns schee macht..."

Ich habe leider kein, Bild, aber mir kam heute auf der B27 in Schömberg ein Nissan 1,5er mit einer älteren tannengrünen Tischer 260 entgegen. War auch nicht gerade mein Geschmack

Meine Sichtung der zwei chinesischen Great Wall Pickups (s. mein Beitrag 312 v. 14. Juni) hat in Deutschland zu einer Begegnung der Chinesen mit einem Mitglied der "Pickup-Wohnkabinen-Freunde" bei Facebook geführt. Guenter Friedrichs hatte im Internet Kontakt mit den Chinesen gefunden und diese eingeladen. Nun steht bei Facebook eine schöne lange Geschichte und ein Fotoalbum mit vielen Bildern. Wer bei Facebook ist, schaut mal rein - Facebook-Gruppe "Pickup-Wohnkabinen-Freunde".

Übrigens kam mir heute in Nordnorwegen auf der E 10 wieder ein chinesischer Great Wall Pickup mit Wohnkabinenaufbau entgegen.

Hallo Hartmut, könntest du den Bericht und die Fotos für Leute, die nicht bei Facebook sind hier einstellen?

Ich versuche es mal mit copy and paste. Der Link zu den Photos ist im Text.

"Motorhome China added 152 new photos from July to the album: 'The Fearless Four' from China visit MHC in Germany — with Guenter Friedrichs and Silvia Friedrichs in Waldenbuch.

Couple with white vehicle:

• Family name: Zhao
• Given name: Hui
• Sex: female
• Age: 55
• Profession: retired bank officer

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• Family name: Fan
• Given name: Zhongkao
• Sex: male
• Age: 63
• Profession: retired bank officer

RV: White Great Wall RV (Pinyin name: Chang Cheng), registered March 2015, 2,0l Diesel turbo engine ‘Green Silent’ by Great Wall, 150hp, 23.000 km now (21.000 on this trip), selective 4WD, weight: 2.700kg, max weight 3.075kg, length: 5,995m (must be under 6m to drive with regular license

Couple with silver vehicle:

• Family name: Bi
• Given name: Jiarong
• Sex: female
• Age: 63
• Profession: retired company staff

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• Family name: He
• Given name: Pengxue
• Sex: male
• Age: 63
• Profession: retired journalist

RV: Silver Great Wall RV (Pinyin name: Chang Cheng), registered March 2013, 2,0l Diesel turbo engine ‘Green Silent’ by Great Wall, 150hp, 80.000 km now (21.000 on this trip), selective 4WD, weight: 2.700kg, max weight 3.075kg, length: 5,995m (must be under 6m to drive with regular license

The total trip is from China to Mongolia to Finland and down to Germany, then BeNeLux, France, Spain, Italy, Greece and back to Beijing via silk Road. Expected trip length 50.000km.

No breakdowns on either vehicle so far, just one broken door lock.

Personal Messages:

Zhongkao Fan, known online as Koala:

I am a new one of RV group. I met Dapeng online two years ago, then we became very good friends. In the end of 2014, he told me that he wants to travel in Europe by RV. I considered it would be an exciting thing, maybe the most exciting thing in my whole life. Then my wife and I decided to buy a Great Wall RV, and travel with Dapeng together.

The RV life is so different from my usual life. We used to live in a big house, now in such a small space. But the distance between my wife and I seemed to be gone. We are together all the time, and full of happiness.

In China, if you have a RV，you must have had an interesting experience, which is a lot of strangers coming to visit your RV no matter you are sleeping or eating inside. RV is still a very new thing to Chinese people. There are so many people even don’t know what is the RV. Sometimes, my wife and I have to take turns to deal with them, to answer plenty of questions.

Travel in Europe is really a very exciting experience. We made some mistakes, such as ordered the wrong meal, but we also met a lot of beautiful scenery and kind people. There are a lot of camps in Europe, but in China the camp is just beginning to develop. Many of my friends are paying attention to my journey. So I think China is a huge market for both RV sale and campground construction.

Pengxue He, known online as Dapeng:

I used to be a journalist. During those days, I traveled for work very often. I like the job so much that I felt lost and depressed after I retired three years ago. At that time, I began thinking about an old dream in my heart—— to have a RV.

In Europe, RV is nearly everywhere, but in China it is still very unusual. The good news is that it is becoming more and more popular. In the past, as ten or even five years ago, Chinese people can only see RV in the movie. But nowadays, there are four or five RV exhibitions each year in Beijing. I bought my own Great Wall RV in March 2013, in which time I began to find that it is the life I want.

Writing, fishing, photographing and traveling, the most four favorite things of me can be achieved together in RV life! It is a big change of life. As you may know, Chinese people are always busy, busy to walk, busy to work, even busy to travel, like sleeping in the car, taking a photo in the view spot. The RV make me slow down my life. We can stop everywhere we like for a couple of days. On one occasion, we found a very beautiful lake, in where we fished for seven days. Also, I keep on writing articles and taking photos about my journey.

I have driven around China with my wife and my dog in the first two years. Then, I began thinking about another old dream, to travel around the world.

After 3 months of preparation, we started our journey on 1 May. During the past two months, we have passed through Mongolia, Russia, Finland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, then arrived here, Germany. According to our plan, we will continue to travel in Europe, and we want to go to Egypt as well. It’s a pity that my doggie cannot go aboard.

I cannot say which is the most exciting thing during the journey, because every day is new to me. But I think there is a most magical thing, that is even we don’t know any foreign language and we have no interpreter or tour guide, we still successfully travel such a long way to here, and also make some good friends during the journey. Thanks to the translation software, the navigator, and our brave, young heart.

Also, thanks to my Great Wall RV. It is made in China. It’s well designed for travel and not too expensive. The thing I like the most is that the RV is 4WD. In China, the roads are not always as good as in Europe, so 4WD is more safe and helpful. When we traveled in Hainan province, we met a very steep hillside, there were five cars in that group, but only my car have climbed it, the others had to asking for help.

After traveling these days in Europe, I found it is a normal life to have RV here. I hope more and more Chinese people will join us in the future. Also, China is a big country which is very suitable for traveling by RV, I hope I could help foreign friends to travel in my country as well.

Website:

www.mhcpublic.com/thumbnails.php?album=103

All pictures Copyright Motorhome-China 2015. Contact me if you want to use them.

Waldenbuch, July 5 2015
Guenter Friedrichs

In the pictures below we handed them over a spare part we had brought from China (cabin door lock), showed them a large German Hobby dealership, had lunch, then a photosession with German Media Promobil and Reisemobil International, then we went to Tübingen for a boat ride, strolled the old town after some icecream. In the evening we had a barbecue and in the morning they left after a regular nice German breakfast.

Thank you to all that made this nice event possible!!!"

Kürzlich gesehen in der Normandie.

Typische Absetzkabine