DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Unbelievable!

That's shocking. I've pasted a link to this thread on the worldwide Porsche 356 Outlaw Group on Facebook.

Bizzara to chose such a one-off well known car, unless they had no idea except it is a valuable old car.

If to order by one who knows what it is, it will never be seen again? you can hardly show it off.

Very sad, a dark view of some parts of this world.

we at BBT care for this kind of things. we've put it on our blog too...

http://blog.bbt4vw.com/

cheers,

Pascal.

I'm probably naive but struggle to believe that any collector would want to possess such a car knowing that it had been stolen from its rightful keeper.

Let's hope the grapevine scares off any potential purchaser and the car somehow finds its way home.

I wish Delwyn the best of luck.

Darren

Sadly, the reality of the situation is that said collector will probably never know. He'll end up buying a car at auction in a few years time, not realising that it is this car, but with the identity of a complete basket case that somebody found in a barn or old garage. Somebody - probably Eastern Bloc – will use this car to create a 'new' version of the basket case, and nobody except him and his cohorts will know any different. But let's hope when a '52 Pre-A bursts onto the scene from nowhere, Delwyn and myself are there to take a close look at the details which only we know about...

Let's face it, this scenario is not at all unknown in other Porsche circles (RSs anyone?).

Was it taken from a locked garage? What other deatils of the theft can you tell us?

Just spread the word on our dutch 912 forum. http://www.deklassieke912.nl/forum/show ... #post36031
Hope other forums all over Europe will jump in !
Good luck !!!

what happened to his tracker?

Alex Postan wrote:Was it taken from a locked garage? What other deatils of the theft can you tell us?

Can tell you that it was taken between 9.00pm Monday and 8.00am Tuesday.

All that's relevant here is that the car has been stolen and its identity (chassis #11176) is known.

You gotta be kidding!, one of the most recognisable porsche's in the uk

who in their right mind would take this and think they would get away with it. met Delwin in the porsche garage at Goodwood revival last year,
smashing chap.

Good luck with it's recovery.

Andy.

What a......
I'm looking the french market and post a message in my forum club911.net
JLC

How can anybody stoop so low. Hope it is found before it leaves the UK.Very sad news!
Cheers Dave

Terrible. I'm on the look out. Hopefully, we can, quickly, have thousands of eyes doing the same.
JohnS

Well I hope it gets found and in good condition, but somehow I feel that anyone taking this kind of thing must be professional and it'll not appear again.