DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

That's the spirit - had a quick look over the car - very nice.

The car I saw you squeezed in the rear of on the Saturday evening at HO back in May (?), Keith.

I love everything about this car and it's been responsible for me spending an inordinate amount of time sourcing an unspoilt (i.e. FIA'd) car to take down a similar route.

Are the Dunlop Racing tyres street legal?

left4dead wrote:The car I saw you squeezed in the rear of on the Saturday evening at HO back in May (?), Keith.

I love everything about this car and it's been responsible for me spending an inordinate amount of time sourcing an unspoilt (i.e. FIA'd) car to take down a similar route.

Are the Dunlop Racing tyres street legal?

That's the car! And, no, the tyres are slightly on the less than, not entirely, hardly at all, legal side... Maybe.

Madra Mia:

The only 'normal' photo taken on Sunday:



Must've been too busy fielding that question.

what question is that, Steve?

KS wrote:

jrampton wrote:

My friend Paul Rui's car - he drove it to Hedingham all the way from Oslo on Dunlop Racing tyres and is stopping over for Goodwood before driving back to Norway... The Viking spirit of adventure lives on!

I liked the sanded effect logos


IMG_1499 by John Rampton, on Flickr

It was great to meet some new faces as well as the old ones.

Couple of my favourites.............

The car on the end is Madelines newly finished 356 Convertible

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More pics from me, while the kids are in bed and I have the time to post, and wandering fingers trying to push the standby button are at rest.

































Karl.

Keith,

Saw that car in the same camping field as me at Goodwood !!!!...was talking to some French 911 owners when it went by...we all that it looked special.


Regards

KEVFITZ

What's this very fine looking car?

jrampton wrote:I took some video and some photos as well:


IMG_1326 by John Rampton, on Flickr

Just found out what the red car is:

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/11094/lot/784/

Hi Ian, that is a 73 RHD T which Canford Classics have recently finished. Packs a little more of a punch now than a standard T but still very original.





Thanks
Alan