DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

A little advice based on our experience. Make sure that all of the feed pipes are in really good condition before re-activating the cold start system. That is not dry & cracked. Also the supply pipe from the solenoid valve can foul against the MFI pump drive belt. We've seen the fire damage this...

Hey boys and girls - what have you got stashed away? We're looking for a complete (ish) 2.2 or 2.4 motor to help a customer out of a tight spot.

I've got a 4 tail pipe Ansa in virtually new condition.

We have a van a trailer heading to Germany next week to collect the booty acquired from the Essen show. Returning via the top of Holland.

Angus

We have one in stock

Maybe he never used 1st on his cars?

Try sitting further away from them

I can report that show was very good and on its way back to it pre-covid form. We went from Wednesday to Friday and I'm still not sure if we saw everything. The manufacturers haven't return yet though. Everyone was super friendly and pleased to see us, hotel great, on-site street food & beverage...

Hoping its going to be back to its former self. I'm going with Matt & Foxy Wednesday to Friday. Any others DDK'ers?

The Australian designed & built Country Buggy had reduction boxes. They also built them in Malaysia or Philippines


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Hi Winston. We converted a ‘74 Beetle 1200 to IRS recently. It’s still here if you want to come and see it. We have a jig to position the trailing arm mounts before cutting & welding. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20230322/91949427aced87c05954a182f1b7e50b.jpg https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/...

For 911? We have some here. have a look trough them next time you're visiting.

Wanted used coil from running engine. Maybe you switched to ITB's?

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We have a new pair of GRP bumpers if you want to consider going that way. A good way to save a bit of weight from where counts and you don't have to worry about the mild steel within the rubber continuing to rot and expand. We can paint to tops with a textured finish to look like the original rubber...

The BRM was almost worth the trip on its own. Plus there was this in an otherwise very dull live action show https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFS4UmCm4HA