DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Is that with a sunroof? I should have been clearer - the last one I linked to had a sunroof - that was my concern.

thx

W

Warren wrote:Is that with a sunroof?

Yep, no headroom problems with a sunroof. Even with it shut.

This may be one to consider in the USA. 1973 T in Signal Yellow with 50,000 miles. It's $49,900, which would put it at around £45K landed here.

I have a 1971 RHD t coupe no sunroof with me at the moment that may be for sale. Good sills and under side but need quite a lot of body work and repaint. Berny

Hi,

In case LHD cars does become an option these may be of interest.

http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=32237

Also my own car 71 will be up for sale soon. Today we installed the fully rebuilt engine (2.2E), plus it has a rebuilt gear box, leather recaros, all new brakes, shocks, deep 6 fuchs etc



I snapped a movie today of the engine firing right up after having it's first 20 min run in and oil change.



HTH

Alan

Thanks Alan. I've emailed you privately on this.

rgds

W

No idea if it's still for sale but how about the ex-Jamie Lipman RHD '72 2.4T? ("Jamie" on here)

http://www.johndglynn.com/1972-porsche-911-t-for-sale

Hope you find what you're after

Thanks Mitch. I've emailed John about it so lets see what happens. I've also got my eye on an E in Denmark.

W

Hi there and welcome

Here's another cheeky E with an S engine -

Worth a look I reckon.

Good luck with your search !

sean


http://www.pistonheads.com/SALES/2461070.htm

Thanks but too hybrid for my taste. Doesn't have to be perfect but I would like it largely original.

W

I don't suppose any of you experts out there have been to look at this car?

http://www.stelvio.dk/uk/product_detail ... r&maID=104

It looks great and could be the one but there is a small oddity in the chassis on an extra photo I've been sent that isn't consistent with a 72 chassis - there's a small blanked off plate on the chassis underneath the oil filter which apparently is where the side pre-heater used to be on earlier cars.

thanks to Nick Moss & Alan Canford for spotting this! The benefits of professional expertise!

I would rather find out if there's an issue before going to Denmark if possible!

thanks

Warren

This is the odd bit. The cross member is definitely correct for a 72, as is the inner wing.

The guy who now owns my old '72 RHD 2.4E was thinking about selling last time I had contact with him. He's Tanick on DDK worth a PM?

Paul

That blue car also has a T tach

Regards
Mike

Thanks Mike. Yes we'd picked that up. Also a rogue badge on the glove box.

Really appreciate all the interest and input.

W