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Week 24 2011, from June 13th. Weekend.

"Dauphine or to Ouderkerk with a taxi?"
Guy

Fairly nice biking and strolling weather.
Guy

Various near hits here and there.
Guy

Rubicon Green.
Hans Arend

Triumph des Willens.

They're all going to dad, with neckties.

Sunday.
Fathers Day.

Week 24 2011, from June 13th. Weekend.

It was an interesting day,
seeing those fast and vast dreams and drift anchors.
Zuidas. 22:22.

"It all comes back Johnny."

"We gotta run, but if you wanna hear more, just call me."

Another request, good old memories.

Some photos taken by Anne, from Nico van der Laan.

Which sound is more exciting?

Not a tramstop in New Orleans.

No police yet.

A car that sounds like drums.

Faster than the tram.

To the beach before the sun sets.

All the way.

Sitting on the terrace of de Joffers you see them all.

A Thunderbird is not quite like a dove.

Another coffee.

The timing is on the dot.

After the last song Johnny is told where he can find the next location.

Another golden oldie.

Esther Teeuwen, of Esté Marketing, flashes through the city.
Does she know about the Classic Car Show in the Cornelis Schuyt?
She's driving in another part of town.
Guy

Last of the four announced songs. It's been a real blitz.
The show'll move to the Willemsparkweg tramstop.

And he jumps onto the hood.

Johnny jumps from the car and starts the first song.

The rock music lovin crowd is warned the police may roll up the band any minute.

With heavely thumpin sounds the car swerves onto the little square in the Cornelis Schuyt.

Rockin 'n Rollin back in time.

Right on time, here they come, Johnny and the Gangsyers of Love.

Like mooring a barge, but with no effort at all.

Future classics.

Cool Zoomer.

An accidental passer-by.

A Triumph over rust.

Ready for a trip to Spartanburg.

A movie set.

Dry now, but in case.

Half a century a classic.

The owners have become quite small behind their flagship.

Moke, bit drafty and and damp if not wet, but classic indeed.

Too big for a picture.

In comparison with the watchman almost a scale model.
Guy

Not a car that's in the show. But monumentally classic.

Tour de force.
Guy

A wonderful condition for her age.

Argh! Those bikes, so near to the cars!

Triumph. Jeroen Helms will automatically
check her out as a classics assessor as well as
a passionate lover of fine automobiles.

The classic Vantage from the rear now looks nicer than a DB2.

It's becoming an impressive line of British cars.

And a British dark one.

A impeccably red Morgan arrived.

A flawless Lotus Elan, flashback to the sixties.

On the way home I don't care much for rain,
for then I can take a shower straightaway, but being wet when
one arrives at one's destination, that's bothersome.

Quite open when it rains.

The Eagle from 1917 has landed.

It's still early when the Dodge parks in front of the Aston,
just before it starts to rain slightly.

Hackett from London.

The left hand wheel of the Vantage.

At 10:33 Stephen QP already spotted a black Dodge at the end of the street.
Which he will direct to the space which was kept open by the Hackett boy Cees de Windt,
whose fast Aston Martin Vantage was already parked in front of the shop.
Oh boy, this Saturday promises to become a mighty great day!

Informally rumour has it that they'll arrive at 11:00.

See the poster in the window?

A book, in case it's raining tomorrow.

Classic meanwhile or just old and cranky?

No classic either, and probably never will be.
Meanwhile the classics of the Classic Car Show
are arriving in the Schuyt.

The Phantom of Mr. R. Rosenbaum.
not one of the participants of the Classic Car Show
drove past in the Cornelis Schuytstraat.
Hans Arend

Saturday.
A powerful BMW reserving a parking place
for the Classic Car Show.

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