DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Well done Graham. A great little spot and surprisingly busy with cyclists, hikers, drivers and dogs.

Tomtom has French speed camera locations

I swap between Tomtom Go on the iPhone, Apple Maps and Google Maps. No particular benefit to either apart from low data usage on Tomtom. I used about 300 Mb each on the maps, but I have a 30Gb plan

I spent 2 months in Argentina in 1982, leaving just before the Falklands invasion. I rode A BMW bike down to Tierra del Fuego (starting from Alaska) and had a great time, if it hadn't been for the invasion I would have stayed a lot longer. You are covering the 3 main attractions, but get up into the...

James, there is 12 Euro parking fee there, although it may not be in operation on the Friday morning.

KS wrote:We missed updates on the Terrot...

Lightweight_911 wrote:I have to admit that it's completely passed me by &, as a consequence, I may be the only person here who hasn't watched a single episode ...

Nor have I

neilbardsley wrote:Should this be posted with a spoiler alert?? The estimate seems low even without The Bridge factor?

Have you looked at the pictures? The interior is a mess, the engine bay too.

Very odd. Porsche changed from the deep 6 (tubed) to the flat 6 (tubeless) with humps in May 1971. You can't fit tubed valves into the smaller valve hole on the tubeless rim.

The smallest picture above is from my copy of a Roadtest of the U.K. Carrera RS press car from early in 73 -- a 72 production date example-- clearly road tester states tube type. It appears the factory used tube type on the early RS maybe even all the RS fitted with Pirelli until the introduction o...

I carry out this service. Up until recently my plater has been using Aluchrome 1200, but due to Heath and Safety concerns now only does 600, which gives a lighter finish and is less protective.

Should have made sure the pictures were visible

Judging by the pictures it's from a non-spoiler SC or 3.2

Ashley James wrote:

Heresy I know, but this was basd on the car above.

This is true but it would be impractical to MOT a car every morning before commuting to work so the government has decided that a car with a current MOT is deemed to be roadworthy for one year from the date of testing. Is that how it works ? An MOTed car is not automatically deemed to be roadworthy...