DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Have a great weekend and i hope the weather dries up for you.

Quakers Yard, Treharris way? It's a fiddle in situ but can be done. Much easier to do the repair out of the car also found these on brickworks https://www.brickwerks.co.uk/push-rod-tube-seal-2-0-aircooled-inner.html the link should be the green outer seals Quakers yard dean.....whereabouts are you....

Since being roadworthy it's done about 1000 miles. Whilst recovering i thought i'd do an oil change for the first time since it's been driving. The sludge was more than i was expecting but the oil was not shining in the light.

Quakers Yard, Treharris way?

It's a fiddle in situ but can be done. Much easier to do the repair out of the car

also found these on brickworks
https://www.brickwerks.co.uk/push-rod-t ... inner.html

the link should be the green outer seals

I'm looking for the best quality seals, usually red i believe, but all i keep finding are the crappy black o rings.

Does anyone know of a source that has the better seals in stock?

fingers crossed on the oil. i've also noticed that the gear selector shaft is also leaking and that has done less than a thousand miles!!

We'll be down for sunday only.

There a few glass options out there. chinese made ones, pilkington (i was told a 6 week wait) and porsche supplied. I bought the porsche one and fitted it with 8mm butyl tape. I also used clear primer on the screen and the black primer on the framework.

The chrome trim covers the butyl line.

I've added this to the calender. i decided that brooklands is to far for a round trip in one day. i'm the only one who can drive the 914, mrs is to short. However after todays blast out in the brecon beacons i have discovered oil outside the engine. hopefully it's minor and i'll be good to make it f...

On dvla website my car comes up as waiting first mot. I had 2 anpr traffic cars behind me at seperate times but neither pulled me over.

I got a sheet of chrome sticky from ebay.

try these. in the winter (if i still have my car) my gauge will be going to them for the odometer repair


https://speedycables.com/

rhd racer wrote:Look good Keith.

I used them on the front behind Italian clear lenses and they were very effective, and counteracted the deterioration of the front indicator housings which my platers couldn't redo

Cheers
Wayne

I used adhesive chrome film in mine, invisible until you remove the lense cover

or spokes on 914 world makes full light size led pcb boards.

we have a policy with rac, two years cover for £118. it covers all of our cars the oldest being 1974. This includes my 2001 transporter. It doesn't include europe but that's £30 for 30 days at a time.

This is for myself and my mrs personally, so whosever car we're in it's covered.

The last two days we've been bumbling around the cotswolds for our anniversay get away.

1 little tweak if the dizzy is all that was needed. very happy with this car. i may not sell it.