DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

matteo68 wrote:

At Teloché

Cooler than the king of cool

Agreed

Well. Sort of Porsche.

914 Speedster?

That’s very common in the US racing scene. I can’t help but think it creates a drag issue with the targa bar though - I can’t imagine the little aero screen is enough to make it flow over the car


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They normally remove the rear screen glass at least though

I was being somewhat irreverent and didn’t actually think there was a 914 Speedster ever produced…

jeremyg wrote: ↑Sun Sep 07, 2025 7:28 am

Well. Sort of Porsche.

Saw that….
Weird question now, was it you I spoke to about the A12 wheels, with an advert in the rear of your car looking for 327 bits?

matteo68 wrote:I was being somewhat irreverent and didn’t actually think there was a 914 Speedster ever produced…

I knew that Matt

I met Hurley Haywood driving one at Rennsport about 20 odd years ago - was a screamer of a thing


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rhd racer wrote:

matteo68 wrote:I was being somewhat irreverent and didn’t actually think there was a 914 Speedster ever produced…

I knew that Matt

I met Hurley Haywood driving one at Rennsport about 20 odd years ago - was a screamer of a thing


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hot66 wrote: ↑Wed Sep 03, 2025 11:00 pm Seen in FB … someone was very lucky after this transporter lost it

Wonder what happened there? My initial thought was that the car was loaded the wrong way with the weight at the back?, it’s surprising how much difference weight distribution makes!

simon james wrote:

jeremyg wrote: ↑Sun Sep 07, 2025 7:28 am

Well. Sort of Porsche.

Saw that….
Weird question now, was it you I spoke to about the A12 wheels, with an advert in the rear of your car looking for 327 bits?

No that wasn’t me Simon - the Autojumble seemed pretty popular still though.