Classics at the Castle 2010

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Post by 964RS »

Great pics Simon, thanks for sharing.
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Post by Mike »

check out the door gaps on the factory 'werks' cars, very difficult to re-create them that bad but I'm trying, now where did I put that hammer..... :shock:

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Post by Lightweight_911 »

It's always one of the 'giveaways' when people build replicas/clones of Factory (not only Porsche) competition cars - very few people can bring themselves to copy the (often) inferior build quality.

It has to be remembered that these cars were built for a sole purpose - to win races ... & aesthetics were of secondary (or no) importance.

It's one of the problems I'll also have with my new 'longer-term' project ...
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Post by Helen »

Lightweight_911 wrote:It's always one of the 'giveaways' when people build replicas/clones of Factory (not only Porsche) competition cars - very few people can bring themselves to copy the (often) inferior build quality.

It has to be remembered that these cars were built for a sole purpose - to win races ... & aesthetics were of secondary (or no) importance.
not to mention they tend to get a few knocks and bangs along the way.
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Post by vicpolky »

A few of our pics, the rest are on http://superninety.blogspot.com/

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black speedster reg (356A) received car of the day award

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UXB12 wrote:here you go Helen!! liked the Austrian Police outfit by the way!!!!!!!!!!


STAR CAR AWARDS

356 - John Heah - 356 4-CAM Roadster
911 -Philip Basil -911T/R
RS Carrera - Mike Burtt
914 -Kevin Clark


distance Awards to

Tony Hatter 911S 2.2
Grant Larsen RS Touring 2.7
Manfred Kramer 911


Trade Stand Awards to

Sportwagen

Roger Bray Restorations

Best Presentation of Cars to

Maxted -Page and Grill


Special Presentation for procurement of the Martini Display

Lee Maxted-Page and Andy Prill.
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The black 356A speedster (registration number 356A) was awarded car of the day earlier in the afternoon.
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356A wrote:The black 356A speedster (registration number 356A) was awarded car of the day earlier in the afternoon.
Well deserved - congratulations.
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Post by tmilligan »

And a fantastic registration number!
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Post by Helen »

:P well done. beautiful car and great number plate.
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Post by IanMcLeod »

Also each register gave three glass "car of the day" awards. These were for cars owned by the general public rather than trade stands or special display cars. I awarded to the following cars

Prize for 911, 911L and 911T went to the red 911T Coupe with reg 2 AXL owned by Brian Moore.

Prize for 911E went to the light red 911E Coupe with reg KGY 7K owned by John Styles.

Prize for 911S went to the orange 911S Targa reg HGC 985J owned by Stuart Harding.

There were a lot of wonderful cars to choose from.

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Post by murph2309 »

That targa was something special. And something to aim for in terms of benchmark!

Great day,

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Post by UXB12 »

Sorry Ian,

I forgot the star car awards!! We have had fantastic feed back from Traders,etc on layout and feelgood. Any input from from public would be appreciated.
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Post by nickT »

Simon, as a member of the public, super show, 1st time for me and I'll be back next year.
Great location, cars, people, atmosphere and even weather !

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A curiously tasty use of a 356 exhaust...


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