Classics at The Castle - Hedingham 2012

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Does anyone happen to know the name of this yellow?

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that would be signal yellow ?
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Thanks for posting. I think this car is great. I'm sure it's not the original colour but super nice!
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neilbardsley wrote: I'm sure it's not the original colour but super nice!
What makes you so sure?
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Bootsy wrote:
neilbardsley wrote: I'm sure it's not the original colour but super nice!
What makes you so sure?
Just guessing I didn't think that Porsche did early pre impact bummers with that colour and the Porsche lettering across the side? However, I'm making a complete guess!

As I said it's looks like a super looking car to me.
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Freshly restored by Clark & Carter I was informed. No affiliation at all but car looked superb on the day (even Ferryman's photography doesn't do it justice :wink: :lol: )
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Freshly restored by Clark & Carter I was informed
One family owned from new, the son now owns the car bought new by his father.
Just guessing I didn't think that Porsche did early pre impact bummers with that colour and the Porsche lettering across the side? However, I'm making a complete guess!
Blutorange (Tangerine) was the period factory race/rally colour, but wasn't used after 1973 on standard production cars. The decals on the side were pretty generic for SWB and LWB competition cars, and a standard factory option.
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nick-moss wrote:
Freshly restored by Clark & Carter I was informed
One family owned from new, the son now owns the car bought new by his father.
Well, if that was the son driving around in it all day no wonder he had such a grin on his face. Lucky blighter!
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left4dead wrote:
nick-moss wrote:
Freshly restored by Clark & Carter I was informed
One family owned from new, the son now owns the car bought new by his father.
Well, if that was the son driving around in it all day no wonder he had such a grin on his face. Lucky blighter!
Is there inheritage tax on cars? I guessing their is and a car like this is above the threshold!!
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Inheritance tax? Who said the father is no longer on this earth?
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I had considered that but at sometime the car must pass on?

PS Like your photo of Lee Maxted running for his 901 at CLM

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He seems to be the only that thought to leave his door open!!
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As long as it is gifted seven years before death there is no inheritance tax.

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Not disappointed I missed it at all.

Looks very average.

Not much of interest to see really.






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964RS wrote:Not disappointed I missed it at all.
With you on that one Dave, just looks like a bunch of old crusties with even more crustier cars. Never see me at this type of gig.
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left4dead wrote:
nick-moss wrote:
Freshly restored by Clark & Carter I was informed
One family owned from new, the son now owns the car bought new by his father.
Well, if that was the son driving around in it all day no wonder he had such a grin on his face. Lucky blighter!
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