Am newly registered to DDK although i have been visiting it for a few years. I didnt want to register until i had one, and now (at long last!) i do. A 1966 912.

Many of you probably know the car, as it belonged to the legend that is Keith Seume. CLICKY
Keith, if you read this, you were absolutely right about having a smile on my face all the way home. 127 miles was just nowhere near long enough a drive home for me that evening!
The drive was great. So great infact that i was fooled by something... Every time i took my foot of the pedal to decelerate, the car kept going. I thought, hey this is great! You take your foot off, but it keeps going like its almost still on! It was only when i pulled into the services for a break and dipped the clutch and the engine revs roared up that i clocked something wasnt quite right. Because of the very high revs, i kept it in gear and changed down them up until a stop. Thankfully it was only a minor thing that one of the springs one the carb had broken. Having owned several air cooled VW over the years, i have to say this is the first time i have ever seen one of these springs break. Still not the end of the world by any means. I have "borrowed" the spring from my Karmann Ghia for the time being and the car is sweet as.
I cant overstate the following enough: Thank you for everything Keith... Your emails & replies, coming all that way to meet me, the efforts you went to getting car ready, giving me first refusal on the car, more effort getting the car ready, putting all that fuel in it!, coming all that way to meet me again. Thanks for everything.
Am looking forward to going to a few shows in the Porsche. We should be going to Ragley Hall as its been a few years since i went to a PCGB national event, hope to meet some new faces there.

