[Dusty]

Makes me feel old posting this lot up

In order of ownership

My first car a 1302S

1969 911T Bought this part restored and in pieces

My 16V, superb drivers car

My 16V corrado

My previous G60

Another one I restored

Brought this over to the UK from belgium. Would buy it back in an instant if I could trace the owner.

Sold the Rallye for this

still it served me well for 6 years

 

[benkenobi]

some fantastic looking cars there dusty i love the 911 very nice car

on a side note driving wise how much of a difference it it driving a g60 corrado to the 16V???
some day when i get the money and space ide love to own a G60 corrado

 

[Dusty]

QUOTE (benkenobi @ Jan 17 2006, 09:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>on a side note driving wise how much of a difference it it driving a g60 corrado to the 16V???
some day when i get the money and space ide love to own a G60 corrado

From a standing start probably not much difference at all. But on the move the G60 has a lot more punch. I have a chip and pulley to fit when the weather improves which should make a significant differance.

 

[Honky]

That 911 is super, makes me wanna drop my project and get one!!

 

[Brian]

that is a beautiful array of cars dusty

 

[ronan]

some nice cars there!

 

[PD150]

Some nice cars there Dusty, I really like the Rallye nice colour

 

[jukes]

nice collection.well done.keep up the good work

jukes

 

[pdxa4]

Fantastic collection of cars...

 

[kvw]

fair play Dusty, that's a nice history of VAG cars.

 

[Dusty]

QUOTE (kvw @ Feb 2 2006, 09:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>fair play Dusty, that's a nice history of VAG cars.

Cheers Guys,

I'll post up all the non vag cars (mostly classic Triumphs) when i get a chance to scan in my old photos.

One of the things about living in the UK was it was much easier to buy and sell cars, selling a secondhand car (especially an older one) seems much harder here.