DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Hi Andrew,

Australia as a counterpoint in '72 received:

T x 9 cars
E x 18 cars
S x 6 cars

So that's our RHD delivery 2.2 universe for comparison.

Cheers

SCK

is there a record of how many early uk RHD cars that still exist for the years 64/ 65/ 66/ 67 /68 I'm developing a database of this currently, after some years research. Roughly: (911 2.0 1st series) '64 = 0 x RHD all markets 'MY65 = circa 13 x RHD (3 x Aust & 10 x UK) all markets 4 maybe 5 kno...

Well done to the new buyer. The pics are amazing; it will be all worth it once complete.

Nick Moss wrote:It got very messed up in its short 13 year life

Look at that half-arsed sunroof cut into the car.....!

Hi Guys,

I searched the VIN and didn't find a thread; of course I knew you guys would be across it.......

Happy restoring to whomever lands it.

S.

An interesting RHD 1967 911S Coupe is coming up for auction, catalogued as the first RHD 911S imported into the UK: Registration no. LYY 911D Chassis no. 305328 Engine no. 960043 Ivory/White Porsche Cars Press Car For restoration, but a historically significant RHD early Porsche 911. http://www.bonh...

Cheers Mike- a good RHD audience here! Yes, the colour really sets it off- the original owner RF Angas was the first from any RHD market to place an order for a 901; he ordered the car immediately after the 901's debut at the Frankfurt IAA in 1963. In April '64 he confirmed this by paying a £A2000 p...

I thought my DDK comrades might like to see this if you've not already......enjoy.

http://www.early911sregistry.org/forums ... ears-apart.

SCK.

Just read this from go to whoa.

I enjoyed it very much, well done. Reminds me a bit of my own barn find and the research discovery once you "have the numbers".

Cheers from Adelaide.

SC Kay.

Greetings from Australia, all. Can someone please advise the contact details in the UK of a manufacturer of old vintage style aluminium pressed number plates. My '65 901 still wears it's original numberplate, a plate issued to it's first owner's family in 1900- SA "119"; and I'd like to tr...