Things to see in Germany ......

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Things to see in Germany ......

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I took this down from the Syncro25 site and its a list of Museums / tours we can go to, when and where. The programme is very full and in true German style there is something going on from 08.00 till bed time every day!

Friday:
09.00am: Excursion “VWN Factory tour” Hanover (meet at Restaurant)


At 9am the participants start at Mammutpark to drive to Hanover. There you´ll have a factory tour through the production of T5 and Porsche Panamera including an introduction of VW history, focusing on the commercial section. Late arrivals can come directly to Hanover and meet with the convoy from Mammutpark. I´ll get a map of the factory which i can upload so that anybody knows exactly where to meet.

Saturday:
07.30 am: Tour to “Maikäfertreffen” Hanover (meeting at Restaurant)

Again, start at Mammutpark and driving to Hanover in a group. It´s a huge beetle / VW Aircooled meeting and we are allowed to go there as well. I assume it´s a full day excursion, as it´s a huge meeting with lots to see and then you´ll drive back to Mammutpark

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12.00 am: 1st Excursion to Bullimuseum (80km) and then a private car collection (German language only. meet at Restaurant, pay fees at museum)

it´s the "Bullimuseum" (split and bay windows, T25s etc.) and it has been opened recently by the "IG T2" (interest group T2 - the bay window). It´s not fully finished yet, but this is a special character for a museum as well and you can buy a cubic meter of the museum as well. The private VW veteran collection is from the Grundmann family, probably the most exclusive VW collection in Germany. They might push a "Schwimmwagen" into the river Weser as well!!!

Sunday:
10.30 am: 2nd Excursion to Bullimuseum (80km) and private car collection
(also in English, meet at Restaurant, fees to be paid at museum)


Monday:
Excursion “VWN Factory tour” Hanover (at Restaurant) and
continue to "Volkswagenmuseum Wolfsburg" (3,-€ entry fee to be paid at Museum)


At 9am the participants start at Mammutpark to drive to Hanover. There you´ll have a factory tour through the production of T5 and Porsche Panamera including an introduction of VW history, focusing on the commercial section. Late arrivals can come directly to Hanover and meet with the convoy from Mammutpark. Then on to the old VW museum on the Dieselstrasse in Wolfsburg beside the factory. I know a few of us have been here before


In addition to that you can view an up to date programme of the whole event on Henning's website
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08.00 till bed time every day!
depends what you call bedtime :) but looks like a very good programme with lots to do the sandpit sounds very interesting
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nnnnnyyyyynnnnnnngggggghhhhh..
Must
Book.
Ferry.

Sooooooooo busy recently not had time for anything, my camper is still in pieces, looks like we are going in the T4.
At least the Hotel is booked, it's a start!
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oops sure you could borrow a syncro off someone? Heard slobbo's not going ? We can put up a brickwerks stand for you if you don't make it Simon but all parts will be in situ on the vans, must have your entire parts list between us all, :rofl
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:lol:
I just want to go and enjoy the show, really, really bored of trading and not seeing anything.
I even have my lucky bag disguise kit packed already.
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Just turn up at the ferry port, they'll take anybody's money these days! No need to book now as the prices wont be any different then if you simply turn up. Im not booking the return to Dover yet cuz I dont know when Ill be there.
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Simon Baxter wrote::lol:
I just want to go and enjoy the show, really, really bored of trading and not seeing anything.
I even have my lucky bag disguise kit packed already.
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I've now updated the Syncro 25 year website with the programme:

http://www.syncro25years.eu/En/more_info.htm

I have put the main list of events on, plus a link to the full programme. You don't need to print this out as you will be given it on the gate.

Many thanks to Henning for organising all this - there are some great activities and prizes to be won!
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