Tintic car meeting in Herdtlinsweiler: Rarities inspire young and old!

Tintic car meeting in Herdtlinsweiler: Rarities inspire young and old!

Herdtlinsweiler, Deutschland - On May 30, 2025, the classic car meeting took place in Herdtlinsweiler, which attracted numerous visitors with a variety of vehicles and historical rarities. Tobias Porstner from the classic car friends Herdtlinsweiler said that the event presented both classic cars and youngtimers, i.e. vehicles older than 25 years. The displayed vehicles were all suitable for traffic and approved for road traffic, which is an important feature for visitors and participants.

A triumph triumph from 1961 was particularly impressive, which made the hearts of car lovers beat faster. The oldest vehicle in the exhibition was a BMW-Dixi DA1, built in 1928, which the owner acquired and lovingly restored 20 years ago. Such stories occupy a central place in the classic car sector and show the passion and dedication of the vehicle owners.

diverse vehicle categories

The meeting offered a wide range of vehicle categories, including agricultural tractors, fire engines, cars and camping cars. A large part of the area was dedicated to agricultural vehicles, all of which are still in use and can be operated economically. Historical fire engines were particularly popular with the children.

Furthermore, there was a special area for tractors from the Eicher brand, where a total of twenty tractors showed the entire range of the brand. A Wartburg 353 W from 1981 was also shown, which is a luxurious version with chrome bump sticks and rear disc heating. Another highlight was the "Simson Star" from 1971, which reminded visitors of a past era.

community and enthusiasm

The classic car scene is characterized by community and support among the vehicle owners. The events often have the character of family reunions, in which acquaintances can be made and new contacts can be made. The focus is on the exchange of experiences and passion for the vehicles. Oldtimers and youngtimers are not only very popular with older people, but also increasingly popular with young people, as the Autozeitung reports.

In 2025, numerous classic car events are planned in Germany and Europe, which underlines the continuing popularity of these vehicles. This also includes large events such as the 18th GDR cult meeting in Leipzig and the classic world of Bodensee. The classic car meetings are not only a platform for the presentation of vehicles, but also a place to celebrate the common passion and to maintain the exchange in the circle of like -minded people.