DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Awesome story!

Looks really great Stephen. Classic silver, can't go wrong.

I'm watching with interest here Chris.
I'd like to do this in 2021 for my 50th.

Looks like a slow start, but let me know how you get on?

Hi Tony, is that posted?

exciting!

Great work Stephen. Inspirational!

Dean, We have always bought new parts but I think that you are looking for someone who can carry out `Bright Dip Anodising` Normal anodising wil come out grey (or coloured if you add a dye) Start asking around plating companies an see what response you get Hi Mike, can you recommend anyone from you...

sounds good.

sisu wrote: My friends search for a Innocenti Regent 1500 is something they would make a National Geographic documentary about.

Everyday's a schoolday.

I seem to remember Porsche quoting that 60% of all the cars they've built are still on the road.
I guess using that you could do the math?

I’m so sorry Andrew. There are no words. I think as others have said make no quick decisions and things will take their natural path. Your words about the X3 really got me, and show your amazing strength. As others say if we can carry you through these difficult times it would be a privilege.

911hillclimber wrote:Not sure China/India etc have their entrepreneurs yet, but they will come.

Try googling Jack Ma.

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/5174GQsw2oL._SX329_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg I'm just finishing this off (audiobook for me) and it's well worth a read (or listen) if you are even slightly interested in Musk. He's always had his detractors (as in this thread) but he has prevailed. He's c...

thanks everyone. some great food for thought.

Peter's Day off photo thread anyone?

Gary71 wrote:I am talking about a beetle rather than a 911 just for clarity...


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Phew! I though my beetle thread had been hijacked!

Its actually a full chassis with no axles or running gear. Not sure that would fit in an estate?