DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

rvzz wrote:

Bootsy wrote:

ims101 wrote:GET A GRIP AND MAN UP!!!

I really think its for hair products and if anyone is running low I know a good salon that can suply

Get you!

As long as they are Philip B Products I approve. White truffle conditioner and finishing creme for me.

Finishing Creme means something else round our way Tom

That's the North for you.

Philip B Finishing Creme

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Come on girls, get with the plan.

Check the time keeper...

christ on a wooden bike! she's a stone cold smoking hot fox!

Nina Rindt.. the surname's a little familiar

But regarding your comment. Oh yes...

KS wrote:Nina Rindt.. the surname's a little familiar

But regarding your comment. Oh yes...

She was regularly pictured sporting a Heuer on her wrist or timing with one. Pictured here with Jochen (Chapman in the background)



Or here with an Omega timer



Jochen is always associated with an early manual Autavia

cubist wrote:

Got to love '55 gassers. The second one looks like a clone from the film Two Lane Blacktop ( also used for some shots in American Graffiti ) . Looks correct with the sheet metal cowl induction , straight beam front axle and radiused rear arches.
The films just been re-released on blu ray , well worth getting if your a fan .

I was well into Hot Rods in the 70's and of course saw American Graffiti, but there was a second one, More Americana Graffiti i think?

There was indeed, like a lot of follow-ups nothing like as good as the original.

Relied on multi-screen to cover up the lack of script/some of the original characters.

KS wrote:

Check the time keeper...

Now check the pop socks... i'm all a quiver... oh flippin' heck... she's probably as minxy even now

cubist wrote:

KS wrote:

An old Boss of mine once said he would never employ ugly girls because they cost just the same as pretty ones

Wise, wise man.

Darren

cubist wrote:
Now check the pop socks... i'm all a quiver... oh flippin' heck... she's probably as minxy even now

Steady Cubist, youre in danger of spilling your finishing creme !