DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Thanks Alex. The rim arrived yesterday, and is exactly as described.

Thanks Kjell, let me know tomorrow. I don't have any early rims but have a refurbed non-heart to trade.

OP, sorry to hijack your thread, but still interested in yours.

Is your experience is of the Scandinavian VW market, not the UK market? Deep sixes may be worth £50 - £100 more than a flat six, but none are hard to come by.

OP: As it happens I am after a single 69 dated Deep six heart for refurb. Can you supply date codes for the deep sixes?

I have just ordered and received an engine lid, ordered from Porsche, for a 1970 911. It is correct for a post 78 911, no holes for the letters or rear number plate lights, indent for the Turbo intercooler, the part number is 911.512.010.56 GRV. I have seen and I'm sure have promoted here correct li...

My Tangerine 3.5 (from a 1986 3.2) 3.0RS lookey likey is available, needing a bit of paintwork. It is definitely not overtyred

Make sure your trip is properly calibrated, if that isn't 100% accurate you will be struggling. I'm not sure of the HERO format, but a set of average speed tables from Don Barrow will be a great help. Do you have a map light?

Good luck!

I am looking for a pair of deep 6s for refurb, but will take singles, heart or non-heart

nick@early911.co.uk

sng45 wrote:Why would anyone buy that with "no warranty " ( although probably worth more than warranties given by some UK dealers !)

It's standard fare in the USA to avoid law suits, even on fairly new used cars

sac1974 wrote:will these fit on a 2.7 CIS?

i need some S cams and larger pistons. these could work.

Yes, if you select the correct pistons

This article in Total 911 discusses the pros of the US version over the Euro MFI version. Is this the same car that has regularly been promoted here on DDK?

Obviously I’d rather not buy a Porsche OE panel if it’s the Dansk part in a Porsche box! This is a rumour that I have heard many times, but never seen or heard any evidence of its truth. Outer sills: I only ever use Porsche now, Dansk sills are not as well defined Jacking points: Dansk are fine as ...

Me too

Great little event. Well done Graham. It does need a name rather than a date though.

Mike wrote:He’s calling it Churnmilfkühlt apparently.......

Sorry, I left off the intended smiley. i have never had an issue deleting a post, and double posts by definition have no other posts between them.