DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

neilbardsley wrote:https://www.ft.com/content/8baaa3c2-92c ... df48c59711

@Mike is this your car in the FT?

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Sure was Neil, in the 'How To Spend Your Money' section!

Yep Stockwell on the edge of the Brixton Clapham area I was talking about and an easy tube/bus into Soho. Drinking in the Landor and gigs at Brixton Academy, but more more importantly close to her friend.

Peter wrote:Not sure you meant Hampton Wick Mike, that’s the least edgy place I know. Maybe Hackney Wick?!

Thank you Peter!

Great question James, and as a man who's lived and worked based in London for over 40 years one I know a little about! But more importantly both my son and daughter have gone through the process of leaving uni, getting internships in central London and living in shared houses and rented flats for so...

I think Sam means Lord Mexborough and Sir Anthony Bamford!

It does appear to have acquired an awful lot of stone chips in the 12 years since I owned it, considering it’s only done 800 miles in that time…..

hot66 wrote:we have a black 968CS camping with us on the DDK plot at CLM

He'll be able to carry all the booze in the back.......

I should have been clearer: It sold then but failed to sell quite recently at Silvestone and then again on Collecting Cars, got to mid-30ks I think but obviously missed reserve. I like them in black… Yep you were right Sam, just been told by those that know that it was up last week on CC, then auct...

Did you look at this car during your search Mike? https://collectingcars.com/for-sale/1994-porsche-968-club-sport It seems to have been doing the rounds forever and never selling. High owners apparently but on the face of it looks OK to me… Saying it sold in 2019 Sam just before I started looking, ...

Ha, not the same kind of worship in there.......

Just realised we're nearly 4 months in and haven't posted a picture of the car so far this year!

One for Ukraine.....

Why go to all that trouble and not give it a flat fan?

Loved reading the great stories of Vic at the Targa Florio... RIP.