DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

I didn't pay that much for mine.

:lol: Too much information can be a dangerous thing. Before I bought my 911 I was told :- it had been on the market for far too long, it was too expensive and it had all manner of details that were missing/incorrect. To be fair, it had its faults but because of that I learned tons about these early ...

Why fit an ammeter which involves major electrical work and heavy current cables, potentially giving a voltage drop to the whole system, when a voltmeter just needs a feed from an ignition controlled circuit, and will show you just as clearly whether your alternator/dynamo is charging or not? JW Th...

A bit of pertinent info here...

http://forum.porsche356registry.org/vie ... =1&t=48588&

http://forum.porsche356registry.org/vie ... 2&p=288053&

http://forum.porsche356registry.org/vie ... f=1&t=5296&

Bootsy wrote:Yeah but you're no where near as cool as Arthur

I can do that look.... just give me a fag and show me a young lady.

Gregg, Now that is interesting! My RHD 1959 356A super was ordered by AFN for delivery to the well known London sports car dealer JH Bartlett in May 1959. He was the first listed owner and had it for 6 months. My chassis no is 106954. Now it leaves me wondering if our cars were delivered side by si...

How about the IWC Ocean 2000.

https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/watches/a ... ocean-2000

All the other photos I've seen of this car show it as butch, pumped up hotrod but I think you get an idea of scale from this photo. It's little !

I like it.

Similar sentiment from Aston Martin.

I think you might be right Hugo.

Thanks Keith, there's a chap on the Registry trying to convince me it's the Alpine Road in the Santa Cruze Mountains. I'm not sure were both talking about the same photo.

Anybody know where this is ?

Welcome to DDk. You'll love the islands.