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Veterantidende Bilhistorisk Tidsskrift Nr. 523 · Januar 2020 · 64. årgang VeteranTidende Bilhistorisk Tidsskrift MEDLEMSBLAD FOR DANSK VETERANBIL KLUB Dansk Mødesteder og Historiske nummerplader Klubregistre mødestedsansvarlige MhS Veteranbil Mærkeregistre: Klub Amager Michael Deichmann, By-Lyngen 4 Austin Seven Aktivitetsgruppen Amager 3230 Græsted Jørgen Frode Bakka, tlf: 4011 5434 Tilmeldinger til: tlf. 7170 3525 - Kontortid: 18-19 i hverdage www.austinseven.dk Nærum Hovedgade 3, 2850 Nærum [email protected] [email protected] Chevrolet 1911-41 Telefon: 4556 5610 København Nærum Jens Rasmussen, 2484 0013 Nærum Hovedgade 3, 2850 Nærum [email protected] (mandag - torsdag 10-13) Kim Polte, tlf: 2613 4229 Klubber i Telefax: 4556 5611 (hele døgnet) [email protected] Dansk Veteranbil Klub Ford Junior Michael Deichmann, tlf: 2227 8651 aften Nordsjælland – Mårum Bugatti Club Denmark e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] Tinghusevej 23, Mårum, 3230 Græsted [email protected] www.fordyandcmodelregister.dk www.veteranbilklub.dk Ib Rasmussen, tlf: 2026 3220 www.bugatticlub.dk [email protected] · dvk-maarum.dk Morris Dansk Austin Klub www.dvk-database.dk Ole Nordlund, tlf: 4656 0229 Midtsjælland – Mulstrup Bøgeshøjvej 15, 8305 Samsø [email protected] Haslevvej 174, Mulstrup, 4100 Ringsted Stefan Wolffbrandt, 8659 3300 Giro/DDB reg. nr. www.morrisregister.dk Kontakt: Jan Lemming, tlf. 2288 3829 www.danskaustinklub.dk [email protected] 9570 konto 600 4253 Nordic Prewar Riley Register Datsun Klub Danmark Vestsjælland – Løve Svend Algren, tlf: 4920 3921 Arb. Landsbank reg. nr. Jørn Krogh, Vesterallé 67, 6600 Vejen. Knudstrupvej 6, Løve, 4270 Høng [email protected] Tlf. 20 22 61 09, 5326 konto 0359 651 Kurt Plith, tlf. 2029 6605 Karsten Wikkelsø, tlf: 2527 6607 Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.datsundanmark.dk Nordvestsjælland – Holbæk Opel Ford T Klubben Danmark Bestyrelsen Ringstedvej 112, 4300 Holbæk. Frederik Ravn-Larsen, tlf: 2072 5437 Matthies Nissen, tlf. 4016 5486 Claus Olesen, 5950 7155 Formand: [email protected] [email protected] Porsche Paul Wilson, tlf: 2728 5725 Dorte Stadil Ole Juel, tlf. 2683 7152, [email protected] Ford V8 [email protected] Ryvej 31, 2830 Virum Østsjælland – Klippinge Kim Høier Tlf. 4015 8008 Nygade 3, 4672 Klippinge [email protected] Renault Kontakt: Kai Wredstrøm, tlf: 5657 8205 Kristen Korsgaard, tlf: 8648 6968 [email protected] Foreningen Motorhistoriske Formidlere Samme adresse Jens Møller Nicolaisen, 2046 2798 [email protected] Studebaker Næstformand: [email protected] Dansk Veteranbilklub Kristian Nørgård Gravesen Sydsjælland – Næstved 4556 5610 Jensen-Klubben Bjerregårdsalle 10, 6933 Kibæk Næstved Automobilmuseum [email protected] Skellet 19, 4700 Næstved. Niels-Erik Manniche, 4046 5460 Tlf. 2781 0131 Per Christiansen, tlf: 4059 1204 [email protected] Triangel [email protected] [email protected] Uffe Mortensen, 4920 2301 [email protected] Kasserer: Fyn Vejledere Vesterågade 16, Nr. Broby, 5672 Broby VW - luftkølede Per Henrik Nielsen Bjarne og Vivi Hansen, tlf. 2579 3131 Amerikanske biler Robert Hagen, 3251 7624 Munkebjergvej 1.st.th, 5000 Odense C dvk-fyn-broby.dk Johnny B. Rasmussen, tlf. 2074 5709 [email protected] [email protected] Tlf. 2969 2423 Sønderjylland – Åbenrå [email protected] Skolevænget 12, 6200 Åbenrå Chevrolet 1911 til 1941 Frits Johansen, 2264 2909 Jens Rasmussen, tlf. 2484 0013 Køreselskaber/Sektioner [email protected] Sekretær: [email protected] Hans Graakjær www.dvk-aabenraa.dk Citroën Alvis Jens Møller Nicolaisen, tlf. 2046 2798 Peter Bering, tlf: 5599 6089 Vandværksvej 10, 8700 Horsens Sydvestjylland – Skjoldbjerg [email protected] [email protected] Tlf. 7565 6430 / 2178 4571 Skjoldbjergvej 52, 6623 Vorbasse [email protected] Ib Rønne, 2280 8112 FIAT – efterkrigs Jydsk Køreselskab [email protected] Kurt Krogh, tlf: 9868 1189 Ivan Kristiansen Bestyrelsesmedlemmer: Bent Højvang, 2181 1288 [email protected] Dag 9412 0711 Ib Rasmussen [email protected] Ford V8 Flathead 1932-53 Aften 9411 9179 Lars Jørgensen, tlf. 4088 8492 Tisvilde Lundevej 1, 3220 Tisvilde Mødestedet Herborg Køreselskab DVK Lillebælt [email protected] Tlf. 2026 3220 (efter kl. 16) Birkmosevej 1A, 6920 Videbæk John Andersen, tlf: 2978 2909 Claus Bjerregaard, tlf.: 4053 0870 Ford T [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Claus Olesen, tlf: 5950 7155 [email protected] Peugeot Jens Heldgaard Vestjylland – Ulfborg Claus Sonne Linnedal, tlf: 3252 7777 Kørupvej 6, Lund, 8700 Horsens Industriarealet 10, 6990 Ulfborg Lamborghini [email protected] Carsten Andersen, tlf: 6146 9740 Uno Junghans, tlf: 5051 0448 (bedst eft. 17) Tlf. 3056 2299 [email protected] [email protected] KøreSelskabet for køretøjer fra før 1940 [email protected] Lars Hartmann-Petersen, tlf: 4976 3388 Sydøstjylland – DVK – Lillebælt Mercedes-Benz [email protected] Ryesgård, Ndr. Kobbelvej 27, Fredericia Folmer Larsen, tlf: 6538 2497/4034 1189 Erich Karsholt Jørgen Sjøntoft, tlf: 2294 0135 John Andersen, 2978 2909 Strandvejen 167, 3.th., 2900 Hellerup. Pontiac [email protected] [email protected] Poul Arne Christensen, tlf. 4027 2930 Tlf. 2031 1416 Østjylland – Uldum [email protected] [email protected] Uldum Mølle, Skolegade 25, 7171 Uldum Porsche Bibliotek Frede Søndergaard, tlf: 2990 6780 Thomas Teisen, tlf. 4094 2520 Ole Poulsen [email protected] [email protected] Åbent på ordinære klubaftener i Nærum Bursøvej 33, 4930 Maribo Erik Hougaard, tlf: 4034 0049 kl. 19-21 og alle tirsdage kl. 10-14 eller Singer [email protected] Tlf. 4044 4666 Bent Friis, tlf. 6135 2211 efter aftale. Jens Heldgaard, tlf: 3056 2299 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] SAAB Telefon 4556 5610 kl. 10-13. Suppleanter: Sydvestjylland – Vesterhede Jan Bechmann, tlf. 49194286 Biblioteksudvalg: Claus Thulstrup, øst. Refshøjvej 49, Vesterhede, 7250 Hejnsvig [email protected] Ove H. Iversen, tlf: 7533 9321/2395 0721 Formand: Niels Jonassen , 4919 1129 Torben Olesen, vest. [email protected] Skoda og Tatra Brochurearkiv: Jens Ørvad, 2016 7232 www.dvk-vesterhede.dk Svend Carstensen [email protected] Tlf: 4032 8120 Tidsskriftsarkiv: Mogens Olsen Arbejdsområder: Midtjylland – Herning Toyota Udklipsarkiv: H. C. Gregersen Løb og arrangementstilskud: Autogalleriet, Industrivej 1a, 7400 Herning Attester: Steen Pausbæk Ib Rasmussen Peer Bak, tlf. 9712 2914 Henning Holm Tlf: 4056 8011 Fotoarkiv: Uffe Mortensen, 4920 2301 [email protected] [email protected] Mødesteder og udstillinger Øst: Volvo Østjylland – Låsby Ole Poulsen Per Groth. Tlf: 2765 4765 Skandiavej 11, 8670 Låsby. [email protected] Mødesteder og udstillinger Vest: Anita og Per Madsen, tlf: 2888 6819 Data Protection Officer [email protected] Kristian Nørgård Gravesen FIVA Dorte Stadil VT og hjemmeside: Nordjylland – Sindal Sindal Lufthavnsbygning, Taagholtvej 170, FIVA-pas fås ved henvendelse til: Jens Heldgaard 9870 Sindal Henning Thomsen Revision Erich Karsholt Thorben damsgaard, 2149 1841 Bogyden 14, 5610 Assens. Leif Munck [email protected] Tlf. 4051 4799 www.dvk-nord.dk [email protected] Cira Aalund 2 VeteranTidende · januar 2020 Nr. 523 Januar 2020 Forsiden: Albert Andersen med sin Dodge Brothers skolevogn, også kendt som “Katten” – K18. Se side 20. Indhold: Fra redaktionen Fra redaktionen 3 Allerførst: Et rigtig godt nytår til alle gode veteranbilfolk! Aktivitetskalender 4 2019 har været et godt år for de fleste, men også gi- Velkommen til nye medlemmer 4 vet os stigende udfordringer, bl.a. med Motorstyrelsens håndtering af “originalitetskravet”, fordomme omkring Klubaktiviteter – mødesteder 5-8 veteranbilers miljøbelastning, E10 og meget mere. Men Fra mødestederne 9-10 heldigvis også en voksende forståelse for, at vores kø- Nyt fra biblioteket 11 retøjer og motorhistorien udgør en gigantisk del af den Boganmeldelse 11 samlede kulturarv. Så meget desto mere er der grund Fyn: Løvfaldsløbet 11 til at være medlem af DVK, og støtte det fantastiske ar- Nyt fra MhS 12 bejde, der bl.a. bliver gjort i Motorhistorisk Samråd. Ringkøbingløbet 2019 14 I dette blad spreder vi os (igen) bredt over historien, Stumpemarked i Herning 15 med artiklen om Albert Andersen, der var med fra bi- Sporvognenes storhedstid 16 lens første tid i Danmark, til artiklerne om NSU Ro80. British Motor Show 18 Da Tage Schmidt fik opsætningen af hans gamle prøve- Albert Andersen Auto A.A.A 20 kørselsrapport fra 1970 til gennemsyn inden tryk, hav- NSU Ro80 – historien 38 de han kun ét ønske, nemlig at ovenstående foto kom med. For det viser hvordan bilen kører og opfører sig i Eriks NSU’er 42 et sving. Et vigtigt og gennemgående træk i de gamle NSU Ro80 – prøvekørselsrapport 1970 46 prøvekørsler, fra en tid hvor biler kørte forskelligt. Fra arkivet – spørgsmål og svar 49 Bilernes dynamiske køregenskaber er jo én af de ting, Invitationer 51 det hele handler om, og som gør det sjovt at køre ældre Køb & Salg 55 biler. Lige netop køreglæden bliver noget vi vil sætte fo- Bagklappen: Audi 100 GL 5E 1979 56 kus på i 2020, også her i VeteranTidende! -jmn. VeteranTidende Stof og deadline: Redaktionelt stof sendes senest den 10. i måneden til redaktøren, Månedligt medlemsblad for I redaktionen desuden: gerne pr. mail: [email protected]. Annoncer og invitationer til Dansk Veteranbil Klub. Morten Alstrup Oplag: 6200. ISSN 1600-8278 Peter Bering klubbens kontor, senest den 10. i måneden. Dette gælder
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