DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Ouch! That must hurt...

Oh dear!
Perished fuel lines?

I told you to replace those bag tanks every 5 years!

It's amazing there's so much left! Tyres on this side.

That's right outside the Ferrari dealer in Monaco - I only walked passed that spot a couple of weeks ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4nT6oB6jZ6k

The guy on the balcony with the hosepipe is a bit optimistic

Famous actress / model

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hot66 wrote:Famous actress / model

Brigitte Bardot, 1966 Méribel.

"A Rolls-Royce is a rare spot, even in the wealthy destinations of Paris or Cannes, so it’s particularly surprising to see Brigitte Bardot lost on the icy roads of the French Alps at the wheel of ‘the best car in the world’. However comfortable the Roller might be on the intercontinental highways, the heavy British barge poses a real challenge on the narrow, snow-covered roads. Fortunately, a cavalier is always on hand to help a damsel in distress. When Bardot loses her footing on the ice and falls, the future president of the French Republic, Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, lends her his hand. Bizarrely, he’s bitten by a dog before Bardot can accept – at least the tabloid press wasn’t twiddling its thumbs in the winter of 1966. "

hot66 wrote:

When I worked for Alfa Laval I was told to sack my serviceman, as he had written off three of those vans in a month. I didn’t, and got a lot of stick for it at the time, but he retired last year as Sales Manager of Great Britain and Ireland!

mycar wrote:

hot66 wrote:Famous actress / model

Brigitte Bardot, 1966 Méribel.

"A Rolls-Royce is a rare spot, even in the wealthy destinations of Paris or Cannes, so it’s particularly surprising to see Brigitte Bardot lost on the icy roads of the French Alps at the wheel of ‘the best car in the world’. However comfortable the Roller might be on the intercontinental highways, the heavy British barge poses a real challenge on the narrow, snow-covered roads. Fortunately, a cavalier is always on hand to help a damsel in distress. When Bardot loses her footing on the ice and falls, the future president of the French Republic, Valéry Giscard d’Estaing, lends her his hand. Bizarrely, he’s bitten by a dog before Bardot can accept – at least the tabloid press wasn’t twiddling its thumbs in the winter of 1966. "

1958 BB sits on her lucky Lancia Flaminia