DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

...now I'm sharing the flat six powered type 4:

http://www.cardomain.com/ride/2993318/1 ... quareback/

Saw quite a few of those at Strathpuffer this year. Mental looking things!

I live here, so yeah.

If they really do leak more than normal splitties' front windows, I wouldn't go near them! I've always found the quarterlights and sliding front windows to be perfectly adequate when it comes to regulating cabin temperature. As for why I wouldn't go near them? Well, being caught in a proper storm on...

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Bootsy wrote:
Golf (Mk 3 from memory) dropped onto a chassis with a VW engine in the back

Yeah, where was that ?

That was Matt Balls at Type 3 Detectives that did that. I think he body dropped a couple of bays as well.

I love it. It popped up on my Friendface news feed this morning and had to share it. Lots more info here:

http://luftwerks.blogspot.de/

It was built in fifty days, which is impressive as far as I'm concerned.

Mitch wrote:Nice pics Chris, and always great to see an eclectic turnout. I'm a sucker for the NSU Prinz

I am so glad I'm not the only one thinking that!

Looks a great wee event. I miss Germany.

Anyone got any? I'm in the process of moving in to my nice new garage and naturally it's getting decorated. I've got loads of posters from the likes of Custom Car, Street Machine, VolksWorld, Ultra VW and Retro Cars and out of all of them the Porsche total stands at one 914/8! I'd love to see some e...

Can't view it with KittenBlock installed.

n7ppo wrote:As much as I would like black plates, they are not legal for my '76

I know - and I never suggested them! Those guys do proper period-correct white and yellow ones.

Glad you're enjoying it - I'm thoroughly envious.

-Interior light 111 947 111 D (Ive cracked mine messing about with it)

^^^That's a Beetle part number. You can probably buy them new from Volkswagen for about a fiver.

Looks more like a layout for a showroom/site to me. My German's appalling these days.

We've got a 'Classic' Range Rover and an early L322 and we love both of them in equal measure for wholly different reasons. The Classic's nowhere near as agricultural to drive as you'd think and the only time I've ever got it stuck was when I drove into some boggy ground with a three foot snowdrift ...

It's worth going to Macau for an afternoon as well. The main square's got some really cool patterned tiles and some good wee food places. It's a little slice of Portugal in the heart of Asia and it's nowhere near as busy as HK. I'm fairly sure they take HK$. And you get to go on a fast catamaran to ...