German Chevy-Forum Meeting 2012
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Hi Guys, I want to show you some pics of our Chevy-Forum Meeting on the Edersee in Hessen/Germany.
We were from Friday until sunday there.
The weather conditions were really good, much sun, but not to hot.
flame-coloured GMC C1500

Yes, its a Fiat. But once he had a Silverado and is a really nice guy.

Chevy Tahoe

This C3500 Dually came from Norway to the meeting and he get cup, for the longest way. I made the cup on work.

to a police car modified Blazer

A K10. The guy worked all friday night long to fix a damaged pushrod, only to come to the meeting!

A really nice 2dr Tahoe

A Chevy SSR of an od guy. Looks like a new car and itīs really rare in germany.

Here is a C4500. The biggest Truck on the place.

But sadly, the barrel was not full with beer. Itīs a camper.

These are two C1500, Father and Son.

More pictures will follow.
We were from Friday until sunday there.
The weather conditions were really good, much sun, but not to hot.
flame-coloured GMC C1500

Yes, its a Fiat. But once he had a Silverado and is a really nice guy.

Chevy Tahoe

This C3500 Dually came from Norway to the meeting and he get cup, for the longest way. I made the cup on work.

to a police car modified Blazer

A K10. The guy worked all friday night long to fix a damaged pushrod, only to come to the meeting!

A really nice 2dr Tahoe

A Chevy SSR of an od guy. Looks like a new car and itīs really rare in germany.

Here is a C4500. The biggest Truck on the place.

But sadly, the barrel was not full with beer. Itīs a camper.

These are two C1500, Father and Son.

More pictures will follow.
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No, itīs right.
Fiat has a strategic involvement at the Chrysler group, especially, they want to use some Dodge platforms and use rebdging for Lancia, whatever.
So, in germany we call Rams Fiat and irritate Dodge drivers with that. Just for fun.
Its just like Ferrari. Itīs a brand of Fiat... IMO totally s**t.
Fiat has a strategic involvement at the Chrysler group, especially, they want to use some Dodge platforms and use rebdging for Lancia, whatever.
So, in germany we call Rams Fiat and irritate Dodge drivers with that. Just for fun.
Its just like Ferrari. Itīs a brand of Fiat... IMO totally s**t.
#4
Thanks for sharing Christian! There are a lot of nice rides that came to that meeting. In particular, I like the 2 door Tahoe and the Kodiak (4500) the best. That is an awesome looking camper on the back. Very original! That's for sure!
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Here are some more pictures.
Me and Helmut by starting the big fire

Sheriffīs Blazer at night

An outstanding roastbeef

made by the big guy right :-)

the new ecologic Chevy and with a nasty girl

And the guy from Norgia, Mario with his prize and Klaus with a bottle of self-made coffee-booze. The best poison...

collateral damages at our joy ride

my small home for three days

South will rise again ;-)

Big guys with big knifes...
Me and Helmut by starting the big fire

Sheriffīs Blazer at night

An outstanding roastbeef

made by the big guy right :-)

the new ecologic Chevy and with a nasty girl

And the guy from Norgia, Mario with his prize and Klaus with a bottle of self-made coffee-booze. The best poison...

collateral damages at our joy ride

my small home for three days

South will rise again ;-)

Big guys with big knifes...
#6
those ssr's are even pretty rare over here you dont see many of them. and i just noticed that chrysler and fiat are in bed with each other, i read the fine print at the bottom of a fiat ad and seen chrysler's name mentioned. thats pretty cool to see those pics. basically all the vehicles you posted i see on a daily basis. especially the 90s 1500s they are everywhere over here.
are parts hard to find for chevys out there and are they a pain to work on? ive always wondered that cause when we get a 80-90s audi, volvo, mercedes etc they are a pain in the butt and parts are hard to find if you can even find them at all
are parts hard to find for chevys out there and are they a pain to work on? ive always wondered that cause when we get a 80-90s audi, volvo, mercedes etc they are a pain in the butt and parts are hard to find if you can even find them at all
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We buy the most parts at rockauto.
There are many dealers in germany, but most of them offer cheap raybestos service grade crap for evil prices. So we buy at rockauto, it much cheaper than the most german dealers. But the shipping cost especially for body parts and heavier parts are really high.
And the bad taxes. almost 20% of the price and shipping costs, and then the costumer taxes too, varies between 5 to 20% extra. Thats bad.
A grille, that costs in the US 100$ in germany approx. 500$.
Then there are many garages they think, they can repair Chevys, but they do only s**t on the cars and others donīt want to repair the easiest things like balljoints. So, the most repairs, I have to made alone. But fortunately, my best friend has had a Beretta and a K2500 and his father has 2 Camaros, and a Suburban and a shop. So if I need help, I get it. But often in germany american cars are in a bad condition, caused by wrong maintanence.
Thanks for the offer USMC3782!!!
There are many dealers in germany, but most of them offer cheap raybestos service grade crap for evil prices. So we buy at rockauto, it much cheaper than the most german dealers. But the shipping cost especially for body parts and heavier parts are really high.
And the bad taxes. almost 20% of the price and shipping costs, and then the costumer taxes too, varies between 5 to 20% extra. Thats bad.
A grille, that costs in the US 100$ in germany approx. 500$.
Then there are many garages they think, they can repair Chevys, but they do only s**t on the cars and others donīt want to repair the easiest things like balljoints. So, the most repairs, I have to made alone. But fortunately, my best friend has had a Beretta and a K2500 and his father has 2 Camaros, and a Suburban and a shop. So if I need help, I get it. But often in germany american cars are in a bad condition, caused by wrong maintanence.
Thanks for the offer USMC3782!!!






