DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

OK it’s not strictly a Porsche, but the gearbox and badges are...

All the best
Ian F.


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Looks great Ian !!

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Oh so very very nice.

C&M last night. Thanks to Chris, Tim and Deano for coming.


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It was a great night with perfect weather. I managed to warm the oil through quite thoroughly on the way home . Great car Chris, very high quality finish. Rob, you far may not look it but what a great start point, a journey you are going to enjoy. Good luck finding someone to take on the Targa Deano

As folks liked the front, here’s a ‘booty’ shot...



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Looking good!

impmad2000 wrote:
It was a great night with perfect weather. I managed to warm the oil through quite thoroughly on the way home . Great car Chris, very high quality finish. Rob, you far may not look it but what a great start point, a journey you are going to enjoy. Good luck finding someone to take on the Targa Deano

You are pointing straight at my car...

(I thought the 'curated' parking was very lazy last night)

Were you in the Merc SUV

Love the look of this Canadian 914, with its one-off steel flares...

Hi Keith

You will be aware of the 914/cayman project in Derbyshire which is all over social media just now but a prototype has yet to appear. It has attractive flares but when I enquired about a retro-fit front and rear wing body kit to an existing 914 was told it isn’t possible. Some years ago I saw a black 914 with flares for sale in the USA very close to the Canadian border and I’m wondering if that car you posted is the same one. I’m sure it was on Pelican but I’ll have a trawl back. Does it have a 6 cylinder engine?
I’m wondering if you or anyone else recognise those flares? I’d really like to do something similar with mine.

Regards
Mike

They were done as a one-off by the owner – it is a 'six conversion'. He says it was built some years ago, so quite possibly the same car. Apart from the bonnet badge and side repeaters, I like it (even the wheels, I have to say...).

I wonder how you go about doing that in steel………. As a one-off.
I do like it.

Regards
Mike

210bhp wrote:I wonder how you go about doing that in steel………. As a one-off.
I do like it.

Regards
Mike

I think there are people who make many body panels in house. Off the top of my head you could try Steve Cato in King's Lynn. He might be able to fabricate somehing for you. I've a hunch they fabricate panels. Not sure of lead time or cost.

210bhp wrote:I wonder how you go about doing that in steel………. As a one-off.
I do like it.

Regards
Mike

1. buy english wheel
2. go on English wheeling course
3. make buck
4. make arches

I like the arches too