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STUTTGART
Germany

December 16th, 1998

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Welcome to Germany.

Here is part VIII of our European Holiday Flash Pages.
We landed in Stuttgart (Germany).

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Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
The Holiday Inn just outside Stuttgart. We decided to splash out a little to get a room bigger than the bathroom size places we had been staying in.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
The scenery was interesting to say the least. Especially considering the charged us $200 US dollars for the night.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
We averaged 35 postcards per stop. No wonder we felt like we had RSI.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
The Mercedes Benz factory and museum in Stuttgart. We spent over 4 hours just wandering around this place.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
The very first motorized vehicle ever built was made by this company.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
Daimler and Benz's first efforts of producing horseless carriages.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
This was one of the very few museums that actually let you get "up close and personal" to most of their exhibits.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
A big plus is that Mercedes does not charge you a cracker to enter the museum.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
Now the curves, design, fit and finish on this is great.
The car's not bad either!
;-)
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
I would have to say this is one of the best looking cars ever built.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
A mid 60's Formula 1 car
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
The number of exhibits is amazing and each car had it's own story.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
The 1997 Formula 1 car
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
A little convertible number?
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
Or maybe you prefer the gull wing style?
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
One of Penske's Indy cars was here as well.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
The factory's car park was full of these A model "baby" Benz's. Note the sequential license plate numbers.
Stuttgart, Germany SEPT 1998
Even the push bikes had brand names of Mercedes Benz and Porsche.