DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

914-6 wrote:hope she's not going to drink and drive.

No, she told me she was a good Catholic girl from a convent school...

Very Happy with the final look

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I guess our beloved mag is featuring more 'newer' classics now by the looks of the content of the new issue

More than one way to skin a cat..Flat fans

Bootsy wrote:I guess our beloved mag is featuring more 'newer' classics now by the looks of the content of the new issue

Absolutely zero to do with me, guv. Won't even answer my e-mail...

I see they've put the price up from £4.95 to £5.50, too.

KS wrote:

What a lovely set of giggly bits Keith--hope you're going to put the to good use!!

I wish...

210bhp wrote:

Winston Teague wrote:One of my favorite photos ever....


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Same corner. One of my favourite photos ever......



Regards
Mike

Thats a photo shop at the targa.

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. W[/quote][/quote]

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

Some more history here:
https://www.bonhams.com/auctions/17302/lot/256

"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!
Well thats some interesting and jumbled history on 101 and 129,101 was owned by afn,de udy owned 129,but de udy raced 101 with de klerk as well as 129,I have a copy of invoice when afn sold 101 In 67 to a gentleman in Moreton-in-marsh who hillclimbed it at prescott etc,then sold to the usa,where much of the car deterated to the need of a full rebuild at Freisinger,who own the old factory chassis jigs etc.Great cars both in irish green again,as de udy had his painted the same livery as his lola t70,grand bahama racing team colours!

I guess the gentleman in Morteon in Marsh was Gerry Tyack. He also drag raced the (or another) 906 at Santa Pod (I have photos of him with the car there).

KS wrote:I guess the gentleman in Morteon in Marsh was Gerry Tyack. He also drag raced the (or another) 906 at Santa Pod (I have photos of him with the car there).

Yes it was,great chap,it was 101 he owned.He gave me a jack and a few other bits he still had in his garage for my car.

Yellow491 wrote:

KS wrote:I guess the gentleman in Morteon in Marsh was Gerry Tyack. He also drag raced the (or another) 906 at Santa Pod (I have photos of him with the car there).

Yes it was,great chap,it was 101 he owned.He gave me a jack and a few other bits he still had in his garage for my car.

His son Edward still competes in a beautiful Ginetta/BMW sports racing car.
JW

Yellow491 wrote:

KS wrote:I guess the gentleman in Morteon in Marsh was Gerry Tyack. He also drag raced the (or another) 906 at Santa Pod (I have photos of him with the car there).

Yes it was,great chap,it was 101 he owned.He gave me a jack and a few other bits he still had in his garage for my car.