15-05-2018, 10:13 PM
Gents,
I competed in the Sauerland Klassik last October. A great event visiting the Damms of such interest for us Brits. If you are visiting and your vehicle is over 30 years old absolutely no problem. If you are a resident then you will require a Historic Number Plate but this is just a formality.
We let Hagerty know and also just in case an MOT but that wasn’t needed, just the proof of issuance.
The event is only run every other year and if you take a look at the footage in YouTube understand Sauerland Klassik 2017. It makes some good viewing.
It looks like we will be going again next year if anyone wants to join in just message me. It’s not cheap but the best Event I have driven in. Format-Regularity times to 100th second not stressful at all ?
Paul
Chris KC
Dave, are you suggesting the rules may be based on a foundation of common sense?
Regardless of how 'green' they claim to be, you have to drive a good few miles in any new car to offset the environmental damage which was done in making the ruddy thing...
I competed in the Sauerland Klassik last October. A great event visiting the Damms of such interest for us Brits. If you are visiting and your vehicle is over 30 years old absolutely no problem. If you are a resident then you will require a Historic Number Plate but this is just a formality.
We let Hagerty know and also just in case an MOT but that wasn’t needed, just the proof of issuance.
The event is only run every other year and if you take a look at the footage in YouTube understand Sauerland Klassik 2017. It makes some good viewing.
It looks like we will be going again next year if anyone wants to join in just message me. It’s not cheap but the best Event I have driven in. Format-Regularity times to 100th second not stressful at all ?
Paul
Chris KC
(12-05-2018, 05:05 PM)Dave Mann Wrote: I would have thought that with it's minuscule carbon footprint a Seven would easily get a green badge.
Dave, are you suggesting the rules may be based on a foundation of common sense?
Regardless of how 'green' they claim to be, you have to drive a good few miles in any new car to offset the environmental damage which was done in making the ruddy thing...