DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Hi Phil,

Whats the arrangement for participation in the International event - isn't it limited to the 'great n good'

Thx
Martin

Looking forward to your 50 year account Roy

Winston Teague wrote:Blimey, is the 'mobile' version the same as the immobile one but without the bolts? W

Yup - means u don't have to push as hard

Martin

Finally installed a mobile 4-poster from Automotech services - great service and nice bit of kit which works well with the 911's:

https://www.automotechservices.co.uk/pr ... king-lift/



Martin

hot66 wrote:What floor coating have you used ?

Builder proposed an anti-slip product from KDR Resin Systems - early days but seems to be holding up.

Martin

My heart beat a little faster there just for a moment as the word Timber appeared in the title. :) But sheeps wool insulation ? All I know is it can be expensive, it offers about half the insulation value of the same thickness Kingspan and if it gets wet, it never dries out. But don't let me put yo...

Wow - as ever a great DDK response

Consensus suggests I should reconsider my newly found environmental sheeps wool in favour of Kingspan et al

Thx
Martin

Hi, Having finally completed my oak frame/clad garage, I now need to install some insulation. I plan to use a breathable membrane pinned to the timber sub-frame then 50mm wool insulation (which I guess qualifies me as an environmentalist) installed between battens finally sheathed with plywood or ch...

Thanks everyone for the feedback. That Automotech 'short bed' certainly looks compelling: https://www.automotechservices.co.uk/products/4t36s-mobile-4-post-parking-lift/ I understand that I will need a 150mm C25 concrete slab to support the leg loading, any thoughts on the minimum grade of reinforce...

Hi,

Any recommendations for a 4-post lift suitable for a clear space of 2.75m x 5.4m?

Have viewed on-line products from Strongman, Twinbusch and SJR but hard to distinguish which are the better ‘real-life’ products?

Thx
Martin

Paul,

Nice event and great to catch up with you and Nigel after all this time

Martin

Agree with Roy, I don't mind patina or wear'n'tear but the horn crazing plain isn't nice.

Martin

My 356A horn button is generally in good condition however as seems common it is crazed on the surface. Reading a few threads on the 356 forum as well as the following photographs on http://www.356garage.com.au/ it would seem that the crazing can be successfully removed by filling the crazing with s...

Pleasantly surprised to get a Breakfast Club 'Star Car' award from Jonny Smith (ex 5th Gear) at Goodwood on Sunday: https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1738/40729214220_8620bee6c5_b.jpg https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1755/40729212300_24a9f9efde_b.jpg https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1759/27666921497_456204...

Got to visit the storage unit and take my SC for a spin: https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1757/42468969922_11ab6e10f5_b.jpg Finally got around to fit the boot carpet purchased from Simon Farrell @ PF911: https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1734/42468971002_f73e27cec6_b.jpg ..........and swap the Carrera st...