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Juergen,
The photo of Kurt is shown on page 5 of this thread. Kurt Jr. (son) was a very good driver. He was born a couple of years before me and in the 70's I used to follow his progress with Porsche along with Attwood and Elford.
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Backdoor of the Gaisberg Hillclimb European Championship 16/08/1959
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Porsche stand at the Geneva 1964 Motorshow
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Just for fun same make, same place 50 years after
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My car photographed in 1960 when one year old and below that the same road, same place, photographed 51 years later in 2011.
Sometime I must take my car there but it involves a 130 mile trip. ( notice the difference in the building and trees.
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That's a great shot, thanks!Comment
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Service bay at AFN in 1962.Comment
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Simon,
Thanks for that photo. My brother was working there around that time with also his best friend and a friend of mine. My car has been serviced and worked on there a lot in the early 60's I have all the receipts!! The pic shows an A in the background never know might have been my car.
cheers
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Hi Roy.
No problem, there are more too!!!
The speedster is a LHD carrera, with roll bar registered "697 UVX".
The Beehive"A" next to it is registered "472 FMT".
Next on, "BT5" Cabriolet is "*65 M**". The number is obscured somewhat.
The "A" on the ramp behind the speedster is "76 PMG", so not yours!
It would be nice to think that the ivory "BT6" further down from the speedster is my very own car, then registered "CMS 100" and having its super 90 engine changed, there is one on the floor behind it if you zoom in......
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