Pictures of your Classic in Action
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My old wedge....... (first pic courtesy of original owner)
Me.........
And a video. Check out 1m 22 secs
https://youtu.be/0dCiIT66js8
Me.........
And a video. Check out 1m 22 secs
https://youtu.be/0dCiIT66js8
A few photos and vids of my two (plus third) - edited further to the comment below.
The 924 S...
My first outing at Brands Hatch
At this was a day with Motorpunk at Donnington (film for Carfection)...
This was a second 924 S I had for a while, found while shopping for parts for the other (cost me £1k and was part ex'd for the one below)...
This is me and Ben, in his M535i (pictured in an earlier post), at Blyton...
MotorPunk Blyton Park Porsche 924 S and BMW M535i
And the SC...
Hooning around...
The SC at Bedford...
Porsche 911 SC at Bedford Autodrome 29 August 2014
I was interested to compare the 924 S that I knew very well and the SC, that was relatively new to me and I found slightly intimidating (924 S in picture)...
Bedford Autodrome Porsche 911 SC v 924 S
The 924 S...
My first outing at Brands Hatch
At this was a day with Motorpunk at Donnington (film for Carfection)...
This was a second 924 S I had for a while, found while shopping for parts for the other (cost me £1k and was part ex'd for the one below)...
This is me and Ben, in his M535i (pictured in an earlier post), at Blyton...
MotorPunk Blyton Park Porsche 924 S and BMW M535i
And the SC...
Hooning around...
The SC at Bedford...
Porsche 911 SC at Bedford Autodrome 29 August 2014
I was interested to compare the 924 S that I knew very well and the SC, that was relatively new to me and I found slightly intimidating (924 S in picture)...
Bedford Autodrome Porsche 911 SC v 924 S
Edited by PawnSacrifice on Saturday 22 October 16:22
Distinct lack of action in many of the recent photos. There's another thread for general pics of your classic cars
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
swooshiain said:
Kinkell said:
I take my hat off to you, sir - this is one of my favourite cars to watch at the SMRC meetings (although I do also have a soft spot for the SD1 lurking behind you in that photo!).ndtman said:
Hi Looks great fun.
Have you documented your build anywhere online?
Not really though here's a link to a thread on the TR register site from just after I picked the car up from the restorers.Have you documented your build anywhere online?
http://www.tr-register.co.uk/forums/index.php?/top...
iainrollo said:
Not really though here's a link to a thread on the TR register site from just after I picked the car up from the restorers.
http://www.tr-register.co.uk/forums/index.php?/top...
Thanks for that. Looks lovely.http://www.tr-register.co.uk/forums/index.php?/top...
fivetenben said:
Oh, go on then. Here's my Corvette kicking up dust in Kazakhstan, en route from the UK to singapore a few years ago...
And a few years further back, my trusty old '944, with some camels in Northern Kenya.
And finally, a Fiat 126. In the Arctic...
And a few years further back, my trusty old '944, with some camels in Northern Kenya.
And finally, a Fiat 126. In the Arctic...
I've just ordered a copy of your book from Amazon.
Just got my 308 GT4 back from it's service. It wasn't sunny, I didn't have the windows down and it was rush hour. But I still enjoyed every minute of the trip home. Freshly tuned the 3 litre V8 is tractable and sonorous in equal measure. With weight over the rear wheels and comparatively skinny tyres it remained sure footed in the heavy rain. The ride remained very composed over a variety of country roads and speed humped suburban avenues. I've never known a car with so much character while retaining such capability.
I could have replaced my daily driver with something twice the price for the cost of the service, but it's worth it.
I could have replaced my daily driver with something twice the price for the cost of the service, but it's worth it.
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