I got an all-fresh gearbox from the last stay-over at Steffen's place.
He also welded a cracked trunklid-hinge.
And I bought new exhaust suspension rubbers.
Ready for pickup at Skallebølle Auto.
Driver satisfied during return trip.
Back in the garage in good company.
New decoration on my crash helmet.
Get out and drive ... !
The three pioneer travelers - later joined by Alfa Romeo Berlina and VW camper.
Per Holmen in the Berlina almost made it to the ferry.
We stayed in an old farm house from around 1800.
The Gastronauts enjoying the fruit of their laborious efforts.
We all went in Keld Jørgensen's VW California camper - good decision.
Lots of people around - a genuine succes despite the chaotic traffic.
Nobody would have understood or appreciated our Alfa Romeos, had we brought them.
Oh boy; a Moto Guzzi always makes me stop and smile.
Original 101-front for better selling point at Stelvio.
Home-bound from garage - drives much better than both Lancia Flavia and Alfa Bertone.
Next day: Contemplating in the real world - downtown Copenhagen.
And despite set-backs, I'm not quite finished with the Scuderia Ultimostile ... must go and talk to Stelvio again!
The little baby ready for the first stint through the Ardennes.
My car was 2nd-oldest; this tiny racer took the title of 'la Nonna'.
Our paddock neighbor had built this TS2000cc racer in Switzerland.
I spent most of the day pondering about ignition and cooling.
Interupted by curious paddock angels - does she want a ride?
Kent Lønne arrived later - and drove to find a stronger radiator cap in Malmedy!
The non-alfas had to hide behind the real heroes this time.
The squad in Spa monday evening - tired after a tough but splendid day.
Do you take the blue beer or the red beer? - a couple of each S'il vouz plait ...
Per Hahn riding shotgun through the Karusell.
Departure delayed by lazy delivery from Classicalfa (for once ...)
A week earlier - when I only knew I had heard an expensive noise.
Out of bed early on saturday after 2 AM arrival at Sonnenhof.
156 GTA, C5 Corvette Z06, Mazda MX-5 and Angry Giulietta - what a lineup!
Rigging Gopro into Kent's little japanese roadster.
Lots of laps for the ringers - here Mikkel with instructor, Henrik.
And Per Hahn getting the flow from Lars in the passenger seat.
This is me showing Kent around - he takes the cautious line this time.
Kent getting a proper scare in Lars' modern Giulietta.
Henrik using the opportunity for a solo lap.
The north loop was closed 3-4 times each day - many cars were towed away.
Nurby 24h race fans settling in a week early - dedication!
Leaving for Spa Francorchamps Sunday evening - my car had lost 2 liters of coolant?!
First beer in Belgium compensated for any personal liquid loss.
Every other tuesday there is a road-car trackday at Sturup Raceway.
I need the practice and Keld Jørgensen was curious about trackdays.
So we spent the 100€ each and took a 3h stay in Sweden.
Keld insisted that he was not nervous at all ...
My junk out of the car - now to the Flaminia stock-pile trunk ...
Who needs safety belts when you can hold on to such a stylish wheel?
The satisfied drivers after the whole thing went well.
Fuel for the pilots at Ristorante V.E.S.P.A. in Malmö.
And then heading back to CPH via bridge-and-tunnel.
Youtube reminded me that I uploaded a Nurby video in May 2009.
I drove with Alfa Romeo friends in my lovely 166 3.0 V6 "Silver fish".
It had fresh Eibach/Koni suspension and Pirelli P Zero Nero rubber.
Autobahn - enroute to Adenau.
So much easier than the 1972 2000 GT Veloce - just as elegant.
Earning the sticker at 9m30sek BTG in the first shot - not fair!
No patience for examination - I just went and bought the parts.
And while the radiator is out - Steffen may as well fit a racing (small) heater in the cabin.
First trip: The 4 ferries with Klaus, Peter and Keld.
Keld always has Martini in the car.
Next trip: Sailing to Sweden - joined by Per Holmen in the Berlina.
Having pickled herring and buttered potatoes for lunch - yummy.
I was way behind in Keld's car-purchase; this is his NSU Sport Prinz (Scaglione)
And then away to Sweden again for some crazy and wonderful italian cars.
I wanted to test the gopro cams at night.
And I decided that the old city of Copenhagen could use some anger.
My office for the noisy deeds.
Gateway to experience in style.
Lots of traffic, no so many classics.
I ended up at the busiest underground station downtown.
My new homeless friend - wish it was his car!
Nice sunny springtime weather in Denmark.
Stopping over at scenic places.
Enjoying the Scaglione design.
But most of all enjoying the drive.
As always heralding a great season.
This year on and off the race circuits - hopefully!