This model is one of the most charming yet most reliable cars in the world and that's why the Danes call her the "jordmor bil" (midwife car). There are still hundreds of them running everywhere around the world.

Before we moved to the USA we stored her in a barn in a little village not far from Mainz to hibernate and when we came back after four years, her engine (998 ccm, 40 hp) started immediately without any problems. Try that with one of the modern cars stuffed with electronic features!

In 2004, I sold my "Mylady" with a bleeding heart, since I had no opportunity to drive her appropriately.
Good bye my dear!

This is my Jeep Wrangler, Sahara Edition, fully loaded with all extras you can think of: cruise control, air condition and whatnot. I purchased it in the US, a year before we moved back to Germany.

Considering the fuel prices in Germany, it is not the smartest thing to drive such a big car, but luckily, I can still afford it and I don't drive very much.

My Opel Kadett J (a 1986 model). Heinz calls it in fun "the Blue Deer". It was my father's car but I registered it to my name when my dad passed away, because it runs and runs...

Here is the backside view of my Harley- Davidson Sportster. If you understand German, click on our little banner below and read the full story about Heinz' and my motorcycle obsession.

After having shown you all my vehicles, I do not want you to leave this page without my explicit statement that I love to travel by train! I do most of my domestic trips by train because it is much more convenient.