DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

A little too new for here perhaps? If the mods aren't happy, pls feel free to delete! http://www.paul-stephens.com/images_cms/large/porsche-911-33-turbo_2442.jpg Porsche 911 3.3 Turbo - £26,995 Porsche have built a great deal of fantastic cars over the years, but few have become such an icon of thei...

I met a chap the other day who has one and is thinking of swapping it for an early 911! It's away at the moment somewhere in Norfolk having the injectors rebuilt for about £3,000

Yours for $25k

http://www.volkszone.com/VZi/showthread.php?t=673812

Like it. Very Carrera 3 I'm really feeling the late 70s look at the mo.

Just needs a hit with the 11mm spanner to sort the ride height and black wheel centres...

I would have said a Mk1 996 GT3 but that boat has probably now sailed (high 30's and up now). When people realise that it doesn't have the same engine issues as anormal 996 and will leave a 964rs behind on a track, they will have negative depreciation for a while. *nods* It's easy to forget what an...

looked at the car ,very nice but paintwork let in down a bit !,i offerd £38k,would of thought just below £40k was the right price,but that was 6 weeks ago or so and the market has certainly levelled since then. Hi Neil, I agree that the paint wasn't perfect, but it still sold quickly, as has my sil...

IanMcLeod wrote:The blue 2.4E has sold to a fellow PCGB member. Strong price and didn't take long to shift. Looks like the price of Es are being dragged along behind the Ss.

Ian.

Go on then, spill the beans. More or less than 45k?

http://www.paul-stephens.com/images_cms/large/porsche-911-27-30_2394.jpg The mid-70s 2.7s are often over looked, but we think they're lovely cars. The narrow shell, lack of spoilers and bright window frames lend them a more classic look than the later SCs and 3.2s and prices haven't yet reached lev...

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I was surprised it hadn't sold sooner - looked good at £35k from the pics!

nick-moss wrote:Yet another Paul Stephens car on 7s all round? Where do you find 'em?

I had a 78 SC with that colour interior back in 82, I liked it then, not so sure now.

You just wait til you see the targa I'm bringing you on Wednesday. It's on seventeeeenz. Like a Nova SR.

This little 76 arrived in the week : http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/hs392.ash2/67030_167721559908380_141947985819071_638563_3686173_n.jpg http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc4/hs784.snc4/66494_167721579908378_141947985819071_638564_7382068_n.jpg And I appear to be smitten with it....

If you are putting GRP wings on a car that is for road use and you want it to remain pretty, then you probably need to put a liner under the wing/ over the wheel, to stop stones flung up from hot tyres hitting the underside of the wing and star crazing the gel coat on the upper surface ok thanks , ...

I'm just pleased that's the worst anyone could find in the ads. * It remains matching numbers, as confirmed by a very friendly, very knowledgeable Dutch gentleman who flew in this week to view it and spent 5 hours (!) looking over the car and papers. He eventually decided it was too nice for him to ...

http://www.paul-stephens.com/images_cms/large/porsche-911-t-r-replica_2288.jpg Retro early cars don’t come much cooler than this. It actually started life in Italy as a matching number 1974 Carrera, meaning it was supplied new from Porsche with effectively the same running gear as the £200,000+ 197...