To say I am excited is a bit of an understatement.
On Thursday I am driving my 1970, Italian delivered 911T to the Lake District to be inspected by Mike Bainbridge of MB Engineering, well known early car guru. On the basis of a clean bill of health the car will then be sold to an enthusiast based down in Oxford.
I have had the car just over a year and really enjoyed give the car a bit much needed care and attention. Sad to see it go but another early car is on the horizon (way in the distance).
Thread of my T.
http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=43223
One picture of the new early car to scare you!
So the excitement is because the drive to Kendal will see me leaving the T and collecting my new 993 Turbo and driving three hours back home.
I don't think I will ever have such a contrast again in terms of driving experience. 2.2 zenith carbs with faint smell of fuel and leather, to 402hp four wheel drive twin turbo. I will be taking a bit of a diversion on the way home up through the Lake District rather than straight on to the motorway
On Thursday I am driving my 1970, Italian delivered 911T to the Lake District to be inspected by Mike Bainbridge of MB Engineering, well known early car guru. On the basis of a clean bill of health the car will then be sold to an enthusiast based down in Oxford.
I have had the car just over a year and really enjoyed give the car a bit much needed care and attention. Sad to see it go but another early car is on the horizon (way in the distance).
Thread of my T.
http://www.ddk-online.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=43223
One picture of the new early car to scare you!
So the excitement is because the drive to Kendal will see me leaving the T and collecting my new 993 Turbo and driving three hours back home.
I don't think I will ever have such a contrast again in terms of driving experience. 2.2 zenith carbs with faint smell of fuel and leather, to 402hp four wheel drive twin turbo. I will be taking a bit of a diversion on the way home up through the Lake District rather than straight on to the motorway