DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

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Good to see Chris and he managed to prove that one thing DDK has learnt is how to park!


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Thank you everyone for a really lovely day and thank you particularly to Steve Gareth and Clive for organising it all.

The vist to Tuthill was a master stroke. Additionally always good to meet up with the DDK guys. Thank you very much indeed to the organisers of the weekend.

Bootsy wrote: ↑Sat Aug 01, 2026 5:56 pm



Good to see Chris and he managed to prove that one thing DDK has learnt is how to park!


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Those really are very low res - the originals are rather large and very high resolution! Shame I can't show you on here.

Great day Saturday, I will definitely try to make next year!
Gradually posting some pics but don’t think we were supposed to photograph some areas so will respectfully delete anything contraband
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Thomas,Steve, Gareth,Ian and Clive - thank you so much for a fantastic weekend. The visit to Tuthills was off the scale. Can’t wait for the Highlands in ‘27.


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Thanks for organising such a great event! Some pics from me:




Great for my car to meet its mirror image and to drive in together!







As ever so many people I didn't speak to but put a couple of faces to user names!

A truly fantastic weekend! Got to say thank you to all of you for making it what it was! Loved it!!

Great pictures chaps. How did Mark manage to blag that parking spot?

Ralph wrote:Great pictures chaps. How did Mark manage to blag that parking spot?

Mark and Alan must have both flashed them something on the way in. We won’t get into what!

Quite the colourful line-up of early cars, great turnout for the weekend.

Nice to see those early stickers too, some go back a very long way.

Thanks for all the pics for me and those would could not take part.

I was accosted on the way in and asked if I wanted to park there.


Tuthills was the highlight for me. I didn’t enjoy Boxengasse as much as I have previously (in spite of premier parking!) - I missed some of the smaller manufacturers like Kamm, and also in previous years it’s been great to see real live examples from Ruf, Singer, and Tuthills, none of whom were there this year.

It could well be a personal thing - I like to see those cars for the inspiration. And still plenty of lovely cars to looks at - I did like the Thornley kelham 356