Here are a a few gratuitous pics...
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 9:32 pm
...of my 912E. No reason for posting these, other than I quite like them!
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Here are a a few gratuitous pics...
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Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 9:41 pm
Nice colour
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 9:56 pm
looking good as I remember it from it;s Southampton days
I took the 12 out tonight as the sun was out and the rain is forcasted for the rest of the week!!
I took the 12 out tonight as the sun was out and the rain is forcasted for the rest of the week!!
Posted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 10:36 pm
V nice
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 8:05 am
Nice looking car: I've got a real soft-spot for the narrow bodied, impact bumper style .
.Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:18 am
Looks well smart, really like the finish on those wheels.
Good to finally meet up at Tatton Park, still need to compare cars some time.
Good to finally meet up at Tatton Park, still need to compare cars some time.
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:27 am
where's my old Black 912E????? now adays
Have to say was a nice car and I wish i still had it..Although I did break down in it twice which NOW I laugh about..
Once when I stalled it and it wouldn't start ( hot start ) so both me and my mate had to push the car in rush hr traffic very uncool.. esp in a black Porsche!!
and once when I was zooming down the motor way I came off the slip road and it started to splutter and I realised the fuel had run out ( gauage not working ) and I managed to roll to with in 5 meters of the slip road end and had to call me Dad to come and drop me off 1gallon of fuel ( not very cool but I did look cool sat on the front bumper waiting for my Dad in the sun.. But the motorway camera's had turned to watch me.. I had to wave!!
Have to say was a nice car and I wish i still had it..Although I did break down in it twice which NOW I laugh about..
Once when I stalled it and it wouldn't start ( hot start ) so both me and my mate had to push the car in rush hr traffic very uncool.. esp in a black Porsche!!
and once when I was zooming down the motor way I came off the slip road and it started to splutter and I realised the fuel had run out ( gauage not working ) and I managed to roll to with in 5 meters of the slip road end and had to call me Dad to come and drop me off 1gallon of fuel ( not very cool but I did look cool sat on the front bumper waiting for my Dad in the sun.. But the motorway camera's had turned to watch me.. I had to wave!!
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 9:52 am
You need to lose the rear plate and buy an Import plate it's smaller and you are Alowed with the law to have an import plate for your car..
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 1:06 pm
Mark
Your old black E was a superb looking car... despite the US front-bumper reflectors and the front fogs! LOL!!
Justin offered it to me when he was selling, but I couldn't go to his asking price. Anyways, I really like the old skool look of mine... chrome trim and funky 70s colour!
Had no breakdowns yet (touch wood!). I have had to stop on the M-way a couple of times when the brakes were binding to let em cool off though. As you say, not a cool look when driving a Porsche!!
Rear plate and bumperettes will be changed for Euro spec soon.
Your old black E was a superb looking car... despite the US front-bumper reflectors and the front fogs! LOL!!
Justin offered it to me when he was selling, but I couldn't go to his asking price. Anyways, I really like the old skool look of mine... chrome trim and funky 70s colour!
Had no breakdowns yet (touch wood!). I have had to stop on the M-way a couple of times when the brakes were binding to let em cool off though. As you say, not a cool look when driving a Porsche!!
Rear plate and bumperettes will be changed for Euro spec soon.
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 2:53 pm
those reflectors and spots looked cool esp when they are on up the arse of a Saxo 17 year old driver!!
Posted: Tue Aug 14, 2007 7:29 pm
Thought I saw you eyeing up those embossed # plates.Rear plate and bumperettes will be changed for Euro spec soon.
Changed mine yesterday
Those US overiders are damned heavy, one fell into my lap as I was undoing it
Wish I'd got the plate holder to cover those holes.
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 8:26 pm
Neil... the new plate looks well better mate. And I have to say, the car looks lovely in those photos! And yes, I was eyeing up the pressed plates... I want the proper retro ones though. I believe Framptons are good for these.
Could meet this weekend if you fancy it? Happy to come over your way.
Could meet this weekend if you fancy it? Happy to come over your way.
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 8:43 pm
remember dudes your 76's are too young for b&w plates so you could get pulled by the feds or fail the MOT. Just act dumb and I'm sure you'll be let off tho 
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 8:47 pm
DDK members are good at thisNige wrote:Just act dumb
Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 9:05 pm
LOL!!Bootsy wrote:DDK members are good at thisNige wrote:Just act dumb
I intend to fit white and yellows in an appropriate style for a '76 car.