Anders' new purchase - 400GT 2+2, number 673 from Germany.

The spotless engine in Aders' 400.

An Austin Healy set up for Rallyes.

The unusual gearship know in the 400. Aftermarket?

The number tag from Anders' car.

Added headrests. Nice touch.

The dash in Anders' 400. Some differences from standard.

Obviously, not the original oil pressure gauge. Note the French label.

Bertie cooks some very spicy noodles for the gang.

Bertie shows off the Lamborghini Campoleone we were to drink.

The gang at Bertie's is getting full.

Bertie, Uno, and Anders with the 400.

Danish army uniform from the Napoleanic war era. Looks great!

The port house at Helsinport (Danish side).

Our dinner in Denmark. Excellent food and service.

Elise in Gertrud's tulip garden.

Entering Helsingborg in Sweden.

Gertrud and Elise at the fountain in Helsingborg, Sweden.

On the boat trip to Sweden. Great fun for a 20 minute ride!

Welcome to Sweden!

Gertrud prepares dinner in her kitchen.

The amazing reed roof on Gertrud's cottage.

Picture of the front of Gertrud's house.

A detail of the incredible reed roof.

Some interesting arcitecture in Sweden.

Jack and Gertrud at the fountain in Helsingborg.

Jack as the Godfather at lunch with Bertie and clan.

Kronborg castle in Denmark. The famed castle in Hamlet.

Ming tests the Campoleone. Everybody loved it.

Ming the chef makes some spicy noodles.

Elise and Gertrud on the boat to Sweden.

The statue in Helsingborg.

The lunch gang at Bertie's shop. Son Kenneth in foreground.

The old English church steeple in Copenhagen.

Gertrude's traditional old door in the cottage. Like a fairy tale house.

Gertrud's tulips are in full bloom.

Anders' 400 on the grass at the informal car show.

A 1957 T-Bird at the car show.

A 1968 Austin Healey 3000 arrives for the show.

Nice little Alfa Romeo Zagato.

A panoramic shot of some of the cars at the show.

Now this is what I call a real trunk!

A view from the bluff overlooking the grounds of the show.

The Austin Healey rallye car has room for two spare tires.

One of my favorites - an Alfa Romeo Montreal.

Anders likes this classic Maserati.

One of the Bugattis at the show. A real diverse group of cars.

One of the many period Cadillacs that showed up for the show.

A second competition Healey shows up.

A view of the windmill.

An unusual Austin Fairlady. Tiny little car carries four!

More of the huge Cadillacs arrive at the entry.

A large and stately Packard.

A black Marcos shows up. Pretty rare sight.

Gorgeous two tone antique BMW on the grass.

A bronze colored Maserati. Great cross-section of cars at this show.

A Bugatti at the entry. Don't see these on the street very often!

Another of the massive Cadillacs. Danes like these cars, obviously!

Pretty blue Caddy convertible.

A white Cadillac convertible. Lots of Caddies there.

And now a red convertible, earlier model.

This set of fins is awesome!

Black Cadillac. Didn't Bruce Springstein write about this car? Or was it Pink?

Some rare old Cadillac LaSalles at the show.

A really classy Chrysler New Yorker.

A competition Bugeye Sprite. Love these little cars (I have had three of them).

Very unusual Danish collectible - a Sheriff car from U.S.

A Danish build hot rod.

Beautiful early Corvette. Quick - what year!~?

How about a Ford convertible with a rumble seat?

Almost an antique - MG TC.

One of two E-Type Jaguar Roadsters that came to the show.

The beautiful old church near the show grounds.

Nothing more classy than an old Packard (exept a Rolls).

Extremely rare Jowett Jupiter. Not many were built.

Rear view of the rare Jowett Jupiter.

A "family" Jaguar. A 2-2 E-Type.

Bill Spohn would love this - a Jensen Interceptor.

Kenneth, Jan, and Michael check out the cars.

Antique fire truck with ladder extended.

A bunch of Lotus Sevens all lined up.

A Lotus Seven kit car.

Another shot of a bunch of Lotus Sevens.

Very pretty Maserati 3500 GT.

A Maserati at the entrance to the show.

A Ghibli SS. Every type of car was there.

A Maserati Indy. Another great looking car.

Our dinner Monday night on the sea shore at Niva. Great time!

This old car, a Morris Crowley, won the first prize.

A time Multiple tows a small trailer.

A nice Fiat Dino enters the grounds.

A Volvo P1800 sports car.

Odd assortment of cars in the street waiting for the gate to open.

And old ladder truck at the show.

Lovely old Rolls Royce. Not an everyday sight on a street.

And Oldsmobile 442 muscle car.

Another Maserati. They were well represented there.

Red Bugeye Sprite. They call them "frogeyes."

Lovely old ford with a rumble seat filled with people.

A very proper old Morris enters the show.

BMW three wheeler. Looks like a doodlebug!

Rolls sedan. Note the flowers in a dash container.

Some little cars enter the fray.

The gang talks about (gasp!) cars.

Some of the big Healeys arrive.

Incredibly gorgeous blue, two-tone BMW on the grass.

Another view of the Ghibli SS. Amazing style.

This Camaro engine is liberally plated with 24 carat gold!

Another view of the golden engine in the Z28.

The fountain had green water. The statue is the goddess Gefion.

The flint covered Old English Church. Quite a piece of architecture.

Front view of a vintage Rolls Royce.

The military reservation has been there a while - see date.

Our friend Thomas and his wife on Lotus Row.

A true screamer! The Ultima Street Racer.

I think this is the Jowett arriving.

Uno poses at the green water fountain.

Uno surveys the show grounds. Quite a display of great cars.

More cars waiting to get in.

How would you like to pay his chrome bill?!

An early Jensen shows up for the show.