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This Dublin duo were up to no good all day! They were last seen in the beer tent later that evening!

Cool model Bay Window on the organiser's table in the beer tent.

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The older couple driving this Oval have owned it for 34 years. It was their second car for many years and then they restored it. They have driven to Bad Camberg quite a few times which is all the more impressive when you hear that their journey from Denmark to Bad Camberg is 900kms! They said...

Not something you see too often outside your hotel on a Sunday morning.

Some random VWs on the streets of Bad Camberg

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Swapmeet was impressive and yo could get almost everything you needed for your vintage VW restoration but the prices were high as you'd expect for rare parts. There were some bargains to be had too if you looked. I didn't buy the Heb for €300k though......

When I got there late on Friday night/Saturday morning these were parked on the street. What a surprise to see when I was driving down a street looking for my hotel! I had to stop and grab some snaps even though I knew they wouldn't come out well in the dark. When are you ever going to see a...

Bad Camberg is a small town with not that many hotels so like me, most people stay in other towns about 10-20kms away. A quick sprint on the autobahn will get you there in no time! This was outside my hotel on Saturday morning.

Fabulous show. An unbelievable site seeing lines after lines of rare Split Window and Oval Window Beetles, coachbuilt VWs and variations of Split Buses and vans. At times it's nearly overwhelming because you just don't know where to look. I tried to walk up and down the lines of VWs in the pitch...

I spoke with Marty from the High Nelly Cafe & Bar (where we hosted our AGM 2yrs ago) about the possibility of opening his venue to Eircooled, and also to any random VW that want to join in, on the night before Eirespares 2019. Marty who is a VW owner and fan said ABSOLUTELY! So the plan is on...

I saw this the other day and thought it might be of interest to some people in the locality. I was planning on going but I won't be around on Sunday. It's for a great cause and it's a fantastic excuse to get your old VW out for a run.

Tony put us all to shame by polishing his Beetle while ours were nowhere near show ready if truth be told :blush:

And of course, the bould Trevor and his Golf.

Colin's Fastback is still my favourite Type 3 and drew a crowd all day. Joe hitting for the hills on Sunday afternoon.

Tommy's barn find is insane. It's a shame it was parked up in a damp barn with just 14,700 miles on it. ,

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