DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

It’s been a different ‘world’ for modern Rolex last 5 years. Demand rocketed as everyone thought they could make money on them, a 1000 new ‘dealers’ entered the market pumping up prices between themselves and supply could not cope and authorised dealers used the opportunity to sell more stuff they’d...

Just sharing article from today. Thought some may find it interesting. I’ve certainly found model 996 onwards to be very expensive to maintain if you actually drive them all year round. https://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/cars/article-11512169/Porsche-named-unreliable-car-brand-ahead-Land-Rover.html...

Looks great Antoine! Had an S2 many years ago as a daily driver

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Jason,Barry with 904 in andover uses the brass tubing as well as NB.The ends can be resweated back on also. If CC was of any concern of reputation they would fix it for you,it is not a big deal for them. Perhaps they just dont like northerners :) Paul can you email me his contact details and I'll h...

The only advantage of electric cars I can see is that it's impossible to bodge repair the oil pipes!!!

Very cool. Impressive!

Just wait until all the free taxes and incentives to currently have electric go and they start taxing them through the roof when they realise they are using up so much non renewable energy to run the bloody things and the volume of mining for batteries cant keep up anywhere near whats needed to prod...

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Cool pic…[emoji41]


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Rennsport is on my bucket list for sure [emoji869]

The best thing about that video is the Dead Kennedys playing the closing credits!

Nice visuals but by god electric cars are dull as dishwater to listen to.

Mind you I find the making of the Hoonigan films usually much more interesting than the actual finished product. Hope they do one of this…..

Awesome. Well done everyone [emoji106]

Just curious Jason, but from the info on the thread, Alan stated that the job they did (a braised repair) was not the bodge you found (rubber hose bridging a 3" gap). Have any more facts come to light to support the actual turn of events? That’s the only repair to the pipe in the sills Graham....

Another factor - I assume the leak came to light after the restoration, at which point they may have been in the same boat as you now, having paid top dollar and not wanting to throw good money after bad. Still, whoever's to blame, it would be a lot better if knowledge of that bodge had passed alon...

Cheers mate. Be nice to take it to CLM next year…which was this years plan! Still hope to one day [emoji1696]


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