DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

I've realised I'm a little later sorting this!

So it's that time of year when I request submissions for the DDK Calendar - so please turn your thoughts to the DDK 2024 20th Anniversary Calendar and submit images to be considered for inclusion.

Ideally landscape photo formats please.

A slight twist for our 20th Anniversary........ if there's an older shot your took in the last 20 years you'd like to be considered please post away.

If the picture has been taken by somebody else please insure you would be able to gain permission for it to be published within the calendar.

Here's last years submission thread to give you some inspiration viewtopic.php?t=70631

I'll keep the submissions open for a few weeks and then look to choose one for each month and a couple for the cover.

I'll then post details towards the end of the month of how to secure your calendar and we can all look forward to 2024!

Over to you!

It’s a real shame we haven’t done any major road trips this year otherwise we would have loads of potential options. Ah well.

ha ha

Not sure if these have any quality or interest.
I think i was still using film 20 years ago.

Photo spam overload incoming:
All from the Dolomites road trip.

We’re off to a good start!

So it’s some time since I posted on the forum, but the oak green metallic car above is my new to me 76 911S.



I still own this one too, a 71 911T, which also appears in some of the subsequent pics, so hopefully complies with the entry requirements..



However, if under your particular anniversary regs you’re allowed to put in archive shots of cars you no
longer own, then I’ve put in some of my old 59 356A.









In this shot above, taken at a Goodwood Breakfast meeting is Roy’s current light blue (Aetna?) 356A, Jon Stevenson’s 356A, and my old 356A, amongst others..



And finally, my favourite archive shot of my 356A, shot by the excellent Laurent Duchene, who I’m sure will give us permission to use if you choose it..

Nice to be back. If in my absence you’ve found a new love for kettles, then I’ve plenty of shots of my gen 1 996 GT3. But somehow I expect the world hasn’t changed that much..

Great selection and good to have you back Jeremy

Morning,

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