DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

911hillclimber wrote:Double post..

Why not just delete it, or is it part of your aim to dominate the high total posts

And brother Peter in his Cayman R

I'll be there, wheels undecided, but may be American

Nine One One wrote:4 speed or 5 speed

Surely "dogleg" defines it as 5 speed?

I agree with Sam, this is such a rare problem, and lots of cars have been "started" while running with this happening. It is nowhere near the parts the garage was working on. It's a 4 or 5 hour fix by someone that knows what they are doing.

What car are we talking about here? Is a 45 year old Porsche or a 3 year VW?

I would love that, even the price seems reasonable. I would want to put a couple of details right; the finish on the rims, the tyres size and the lack of black around the door cards. Minor stuff

Saw this on the web this morning Tuffer @TufferB Jul 21 More OK, car update. Following extensive discussions I have commissioned Singer to build me a lightweight Austin Princess. They have subbed out the 3.5 supercharged V6 to McLaren and Lotus are working on a bespoke hydrolastic suspension system....

Mike wrote:

Lightweight_911 wrote:.- or complete b*ll*cks' depending on your point of view ....

Very astute observation Andy, one which was shared by the group of us who saw the car at Le Mans. Oh, and by the way the luggage was extra.

The A/C is extra as well.

Let me know if you want pics emailed to you.Its pointless in all respect to the forum putting it for sale on classified because you cannot upload hi-resolution pictures to show the beauty of this car.

You need to host them elsewhere, a subject that has been discussed a million (ish) times

Winston Teague wrote:I believe theres a very good motorail servive from dusseldorf to innsbruck. Let the train take the strain? W

I have used that service and it is very quick and efficient

I believe theres a very good motorail servive from dusseldorf to innsbruck. Let the train take the strain? W Have the German monorail services improved their loading, handling and unloaded of unique 356’s cabriolet’s? Regards Mike I don't think you can hang that on the Germans, the cars are on a ro...

oli wrote:

Nick Moss wrote:Careful inspection by a specialist will tell you the answer. As a starter, are there unpainted areas behind the spokes?

I just checked and they appear to be dull black.

The bright petal versions were painted by dipping, hence have "air bubbles" behind the petals.

Careful inspection by a specialist will tell you the answer. As a starter, are there unpainted areas behind the spokes?

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