New here, a Dodge Ram guy from Bavaria
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12-22-2005, 11:00 AM
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New here, a Dodge Ram guy from Bavaria
Hi,
my name's Clemens, I live near Munich, Bavaria, Southern Germany, the home of the great Oktoberfest.
My current ride is a black RAM 1500, '01, 4x4, Sport QC.
It's great that some people out that there set up this forum and all these Dodge enthusiasts can share their experience from any place in the world. You guys and girls really rock!
Currently I'm thinking about switching from my truck to a 3rd Gen Hemi. I've open a seperate post in the RAM section of this forum.
Great to be here.
--Clemens
my name's Clemens, I live near Munich, Bavaria, Southern Germany, the home of the great Oktoberfest.
My current ride is a black RAM 1500, '01, 4x4, Sport QC.
It's great that some people out that there set up this forum and all these Dodge enthusiasts can share their experience from any place in the world. You guys and girls really rock!
Currently I'm thinking about switching from my truck to a 3rd Gen Hemi. I've open a seperate post in the RAM section of this forum.
Great to be here.
--Clemens
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12-22-2005, 11:26 AM
RE: New here, a Dodge Ram guy from Bavaria
Herr Clemens, welcome to DF!!!!
I've been to Munich, as I used to live in Bayreuth and Seybothenreuth (i think i spelled that right). I used to do many Volksmarchs while there, and had the pleasure of seeing many of the countries great castles and ruins.
I was a child while there, but was able to understand and see alot of great things. I was there when the Berlin Wall came down, and actually have several pieces that I got to knock out of it. I also was able to see the remaining death camps while there. It really wakes you up to history, I tell you.
Gutentag!
I've been to Munich, as I used to live in Bayreuth and Seybothenreuth (i think i spelled that right). I used to do many Volksmarchs while there, and had the pleasure of seeing many of the countries great castles and ruins.
I was a child while there, but was able to understand and see alot of great things. I was there when the Berlin Wall came down, and actually have several pieces that I got to knock out of it. I also was able to see the remaining death camps while there. It really wakes you up to history, I tell you.
Gutentag!
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RE: New here, a Dodge Ram guy from Bavaria
Welcome to the site Clemens!! It's so neat that you are from Germany, I'm taking a trip this summer to several cities across there with a group of people from this area. The third gen Ram is a great truck, I would suggest it to anyone. Enjoy the site man!
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RE: New here, a Dodge Ram guy from Bavaria
Willkommen!!!
I "grew up" in Germany near Wiesbaden Air Base back in the 1950's and also spent 3 years at Flugplatz Hahn as active duty Air Force. We have a great group of people here and I'm sure you will enjoy being a member!!!!
Frohe Weihnachten!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dusty
I "grew up" in Germany near Wiesbaden Air Base back in the 1950's and also spent 3 years at Flugplatz Hahn as active duty Air Force. We have a great group of people here and I'm sure you will enjoy being a member!!!!
Frohe Weihnachten!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dusty
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