911hillclimber wrote:Just look at the shoes too!
How on earth did people survive back then?
When I started in 2001 you used to be able to tell who worked where on the production line by the number of fingers they had
A lot has changed, some for the better, some not so much..
By my count there are three guys screwing on indicators and two fitting mirrors and no-one doing much else. How did they manage to churn out millions of them!!
Probably why Karmann ultimately went bust...
Or... It's Sunday and they wanted some life in the picture, so they kidnapped a few stray officers and said "Try to look busy, and don't destroy anything"...
By my count there are three guys screwing on indicators and two fitting mirrors and no-one doing much else. How did they manage to churn out millions of them!!
Probably why Karmann ultimately went bust...
I'm there tomorrow, doubt I'll get a chance to take a current version of that photo though!
By my count there are three guys screwing on indicators and two fitting mirrors and no-one doing much else. How did they manage to churn out millions of them!!
Probably why Karmann ultimately went bust...
I think this shot might be from "Karmann - The Musical" taken just before the break into a dance routine.
On a sad note a friend in LA mentioned that John Warshawsky is now unable to care for himself due to a brain injury he sustatined in the crash with a Stoned driver and this 356 last year which killed his 43 year old fiancé.
