DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Gutted I couldn't make it this year... We were away on a final family break before the kids went back to school. Saw a couple of lovely 356s on the M3 heading South as I was heading back up towards London - one was a pre-A - I almost messed myself and had to pull off (so to speak )

left4dead wrote:With 39 (?) RSs in attendance Nigel's car stood out as one of the most striking, imo:

Thanks Steve! But with a record number of RS & RSR together, I'm quite sure they were all pretty striking Certainly a spectacular turnout of early Porsche, even more so than usual.

Sadly, I couldn't make it this year but was glad that my RS could. As usual, all the pics are stunning and it sounds like the revised format was a big success. Well done to Fred, Simon & team for delivering another marvelous spectacle. I always think it's worth remembering that these events that we all enjoy so much take a huge amount of energy and commitment to put on.

Anyone got any more pics??

Here are the cars from my four year old's perspective

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What a great day.

hashman wrote:This is my contribution

Phwooar

hashman wrote:Here are the cars from my four year old's perspective

Great photos!

I like this one:

hashman wrote:

I forgot to add a link to my gallery!

http://www.cannell.co.uk/gallery/HC020912/index.html

Rick.

Short Hedingham film by Porsche Origin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... iljTazVnP8

Mitch wrote:Short Hedingham film by Porsche Origin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... iljTazVnP8

nice little video - especially @ 2:15

Mitch wrote:Short Hedingham film by Porsche Origin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... iljTazVnP8

.....and also at 0.48!!

Mr Parr and Peter (Petric) at 0.25