DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

Hi
was indeed a great show and a nice display off Speedsters and Spyders The weather made it with wall to wall sun shine.Nice meeting Ian and Ant sorry to any other people who i spoke to and forgot there name (age thing ) a nice bunch of people in the SS club as well .Just back in the door after a nice drive home via St Annes top down all the way .I do not know how i would have got on in the Speedster all that distance covered 770 the whole weekend .Sorry to hear about your car Paul was looking forward to seeing it in the flesh and to meeting you and Rich .
Brian

Yep great show. Good to meet you all. Had to love that 6Cyl sound as you left Ian.

Brian, next year you will have to take 2 week break and work your way down the west coast and then back up the east in the Speedster!

My Spyder cooked on the way home so messrs Aeroquip, Cool Air and CSP have taken more of my beer tokens today for a whacking great oil cooler for up front!!

Yes great show, left early and went to Ragley Hall for classic car show. Shame both shows on the same day.

Here are my photos from the day









A real Speedster can you tell the difference??

might sound silly ? but where is the hand brake in real speedster ??? Great pics ,looked like a good day

I think it is in the same position as mine under the dash ..not sure as i did not look to closely at it .To be honest although it was genuine car you could have thought it was a replica .Hope the owner is not reading this post .It was a nice car but say 10 times the value of ours not sure

ims101 wrote: A real Speedster can you tell the difference??

Yes, position of the front indicators is always the big one for me.

And then the interior - no centre hump, handbrake position etc.

Boosty do you mean position of head lights ? closer to indicators

oliver365 wrote:Boosty do you mean position of head lights ? closer to indicators

Yep

Bootsy wrote:

oliver365 wrote:Boosty do you mean position of head lights ? closer to indicators

Yep

although some kits are a closer rep to the original regarding the headlight location

The nearest thing to a real one I have seen is Michael's (speedstars on here) red one that was also there on the day NHZI 356.

Got all the right touches on it with the fuel tank, hinges, door hinge covers, handbrake, rear seats, hood, ... there are of course way more features on his car to list than i know, but if you get a chance, have a look at his car next time, it's a really nice one.

here are some more photos from the day these ones were taken by the kids

Looks like l missed out on tis show Ian these are better pictures than yours

Michaels is nice but l like the WAS914 Coupe. That Rocks...

Spoke with the owner and his wife and there 2 kids,,a bit of a bohemian , Had the car for years and reckons it is worth £29 k in this condition .Look's as if some one had used nitrimors on it. Has the original seats in storage. certainly attracted a lot of attention

wants that black coupe WAS914 please