DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

We're off to Merano. But it's been touch and go. I've been without my 356A for some weeks as the original gearbox was being sorted, but there are problemos to use a DDK term. But courtesy of Roger Bray and his crew I have a temporary fix - Roger has fitted his "racing" gearbox to get us ba...

Hi Graham You're right - Davidstow was a very appropriate location. I'd forgotten the 356 connection even though I've got the book by Peter Tutthill on the history of Cornwall's Formula 1 Race Circuit (Bernie Ecclestone - eat your heart out). This picture (very foggy in the book, just like the airfi...

I'm producing a short trailer first which will probably go on YouTube, and which will be designed to help in the search for previous owners. I now know half of the car's history and what happens to the footage will very much depend on what else comes to light. Roy - I remember Graham talking about y...

Apologies for not posting over the weekend as promised. My IT consultant (wife) was on a fruit tree pruning course. Some things in life are more important than 356's it seems. Anyway here goes. First of all, Graham, yes you're right the photo was taken at the desolate Davidstow airfield, a location ...

Thanks for all your generous comments - I'm really glad you found the post interesting. I'll certainly get down to answering your questions and putting up some more shots of the car over the weekend.

Regards

Jeremy

My first post on DDK. Like Madasasnake, about two years ago I had the 356 itch. Left untreated it seems to become an uncontrollable and certifiable disease. I already had a 93 993, but had slowly become infatuated with the earlier cars so I started a search in the usual places and drove a few exampl...