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Photography by Ted Gushue
A few months ago I dropped by Berlin’s Classic Remise/automotive mecca with a pal only to have my mind blown by what was such a purely genius concept: a converted train depot filled to the gills with classic car storage and brokerage. It was wall to wall, almost overwhelming. It could easily serve Germany in its entirety, but no: the Germans demand more.
Lo and behold, Düsseldorf’s Classic Remise. It’s virtually the same product, just in a different location with different, yet equally beautiful cars. I snapped around as I normally do and thought I’d put a little gallery together for you. Enjoy!
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Its a TVR Grantura. Go here for pictures of this and other early TVRs
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=34&t=1435340&i=2760
I went there a couple of months ago when I asked Tourist Info if there were any car museums around. It was a short bus ride away and a fantastic opportunity to see around 200 fantastic classics, including an Aston Zagato casually parked outside. It was all based around a quadrant with various specialist garages on the outside including, Alfa’s, Citroens, Porsches, Facel Vega, etc. There was also a two level storage facility for owners cars, these included; VW XL1, loads of 911’s, E30 M3, CSL’s, Alfa 8C’s, F40’s, Z8’s. An onsite Ducati, Vespa garage. This was all free in a great nostalgic setting. Worth a visit if your in the area.
” a purely genius concept: a converted train depot filled to the gills with classic car storage and brokerage ”
1) Its been done before .. many times .. including right here in the Mile High City
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2) Haven’t y’all already done a story ( or two ) on this ? If not you then somebody most certainly has .. and considering this is the only classic car site I come to … god knows who that might be .
Regardless though … a place worthy of revisiting any number of times