Re: Your Porsche pic of the day......
Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2021 9:12 pm
It's about time for another DDK Euro trip. (no Jaegermeister though!)Darren65 wrote: ....turn it into another POB tour!![]()
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It's about time for another DDK Euro trip. (no Jaegermeister though!)Darren65 wrote: ....turn it into another POB tour!![]()
"Jurgen Barth, in his capacity as specialist Porsche historian............" HmmmmmmHugo 356 wrote:De Udy / de Klerk Carrera 6 entered by Porsche Cars of Great Britain (A.F.N Ltd) 1966 in the prototype class as it was brand new and hadn't been road registered. Crashed early on in the raceWinston Teague wrote:I'd love to know, as you know I have a TF connection that needs a trip......wherever it is, it's a very long way from Isleworth in a Split Sceen van with a trailer on the back! It is the Dickie Stoop rig, on the AFN works van. W23e Heure wrote:Mike can tell you where that is
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Something I’ll never forgetDustyM wrote:It's about time for another DDK Euro trip. (no Jaegermeister though!)Darren65 wrote: ....turn it into another POB tour!![]()
You want to get them sleeves taken up love - far too longKS wrote:Not actually a Porsche, but close enough for the purposes of this page...
Returning to the important question of who owned some shonky trailer over half a century ago... A couple of pics of Dickie Stoop's 904, Stuttgart, on the same distinctive trailer. Is it possible it was AFN's rather than Dickie's trailer?Winston Teague wrote:"Jurgen Barth, in his capacity as specialist Porsche historian............" Hmmmmmm
Actually, in this case he is probably quite correct....and not Dickie Stoops rig, as I suggested, though I think it was Dickie's trailer!



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