DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

911hillclimber wrote:

Beryllium brakes. They give you cancer, but that doesn’t matter if it saves a few KG so you can catch the Ferrari. I love that car.

Bootsy wrote:

That's not Jez Hoye's old Speedster is it ?

If not, someone copied his colour scheme/details ...

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Lightweight_911 wrote:

Bootsy wrote:

That's not Jez Hoye's old Speedster is it ?

If not, someone copied his colour scheme/details ...

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To quote KK's FB post

"Hot from Ritchie’s workshop and just arrived at the Prototyp museum in Hamburg, this set of correctly logo’d and dated KK Exclusive steel alloys will soon be fitted to the Ex Vasek Polak 57 Speedster!"

But yes, Jez Hoye built that one.

In fact he posted a picture of it the other week

'The only car I should have never sold '

Ouch! 3.00am this morning, somewhere in Cornwall...

stolen and torched?

gridgway wrote:stolen and torched?

Got the impression it was outside the guy's house - fire brigade reckoned it was an electrical fault...

Even more annoying!

Love this picture, you can hear them coming!
Little test, what is the green car on the left.

Hmmm, I keep thinking Lola or BRM but not... I do know the one on the right isn't a 917 (it's a well-known replica).

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Lola Aston Martin ?

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KS is 1/2 right.
The car has a tenuous connection to my current Lola oddly.
No a UK car if that helps.

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BRM-engined Nomad ...

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from a brief google (dangerous I know) the 2nd and 3rd Nomads had the BRM engine but were open bodies rather than a coupe.

Interestingly, my friend (I only have one) has a Nomad Formula Ford 2000, but it's unrelated as far as I can see.