DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

I see Registration closes on Feb 2nd. Whose going/ thinking of going?


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Me. Although it's an awfully long way.

Me too.

I got quite excited about this because I've been to Aahus before and it's a lovely town but then I saw the price!

neilbardsley wrote:I got quite excited about this because I've been to Aahus before and it's a lovely town but then I saw the price!

Don't mock it until you've tried it Neil!

Split the cost with a co-driver / navigator.

left4dead wrote:Me. Although it's an awfully long way.

According to Google maps Aarhus is a thousand miles from where I live.

According to Google maps I can be there in 16 hours and 49 minutes, although I think a steady 59 miles per hour is a bit ambitious.

£1600 for registration, £500 for fuel and £200 for pastries....

I'm oot.

That's a shame, Mike.

I would have loved to share some of your pastries.

Perhaps next year, wherever that may be.

Can't be further away can it.

Anyway, how do you plan to get to Aarhus Steve ?

mycar wrote:Anyway, how do you plan to get to Aarhus Steve ?

Over the Chunnel, turn left and drive for what will seem like forever, I imagine. Especially in a 356.

Re next year, if I'm not mistaken, that will be held in Spain. The year after? The UK! So, no excuse!

I've been to the UK before but I quite fancy Spain, I saw Hendrik just this week and he did mention it.

Depends whereabouts I suppose but the ferry to Bilbao or Santander always seems like such a good idea.

Have you got a 356 up your sleeve for this Danish journey that I don't know about ?

No, Mike, unfortunately no 356s up my sleeves currently.

I have decided my next air-cooled will be T1 coupe and have set my sights on acquiring one in time for the UK International. No doubt another goal I will fail to achieve.

Looking forward to seeing those attending.

We're on the 07:30 chunnel tomorrow with a night in Bremmen and arrival in Aarhus Thursday afternoon.

See you there. Hopefully!

mycar wrote:Depends whereabouts

Roses, Girona.
A slightly longer drive then...

Lovely place though. Near Cadaques, where Salvador Dali had a villa. I drove all around there in the sixties, in a GP beach buggy. Showing my age.


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