As last year I visited the Salzburg oldtimer fair "Classic Expo".
It's a trip 2 hours to the east.
Because of the nice weather there were not so much visitors, but this was better for those who were there

Unfortunately there was a strange mixture of halogen light, neon light and day light which made it extreme difficult to take good photos (at least with my cheap digi cam).

The 1st mid engine car I saw was a really wild one. One of only 200 made street versions of the Lancia Delta S4, the so called "Stradale". It had only 5.6k miles on the tach and was absolutely original. For sale for just 127k US$

lots of well known red italien sports cars ...

the most desirable was the 275 GTS, IMHO

Sweet spaghetti designs and I like the flat nose S4 the most, very cool

some really rare super-sport-cars

the burgundy one from the above post leads me directly to the "Bugatti Special"

Wow thanks for the pictures!

here's a very special one, too

one of 3 Porsche Werks-Rallye cars from the East African Safari Rallye 1971

more nice Porsche racers ...

the best for finish

there were 2 teeners in Salzburg, too

the blue one is a real /6 - converted to a 916-wannabe

the green one was a special car - at least the owner told me so (well, I have my doubts)
he told me that it was a real /6, that was converted to a Porsche water-cooled flat six by Oettinger - a well known german tuner for flat 4 & 6 cylinder engines from VW and Porsche
the owner told me that there were about 25-30 914-6 converted by Oettinger in the early '80ies - but I didn't ever hear anything about that
and, another point of my doubts - did Porsche have a water-cooled flat six in the early '80ies

Weren't all of the works racing engines at that time using water cooled cylinder heads, starting with the 935 in the late 70's, all the way to the 962. The Turbos would melt the heads off. Maybe that's what he meant.

Bugattis!!!