Kermits Vintage V12's visit.

Hi All,
Trolly Aux – Yep! still at least we all benefit from the interest and congratulations tiffyman yu are the winner your prize is ready to collect
next time you go to the shops give yourself that extra treat..:applause:

Tiffyman – Hope you don’t mind but just saves everybody any hassle….:eagerness:

Geoff.

Well 1Bat missed out so did I.
Kermit a big thank you for this look at Vintage V12s really eye opening these guys are something else.

Awwwesome !

ripper that’s mate

Damn, you beat me to it!

third one’s online

https://youtu.be/Ax2TNRWDSVc

waiting……..

….wow. Jumo 211….x 2. Enjoyed Kermit’s self-censorship of the guessed recipient. If I live long enough to see a flying Stuka, I will have to travel over the pond to watch it fly. The German warehouse was amazing. Roll on part 3.

It’s also pretty hard to run off with a crankshaft or a block from a V-12.

No need for electrified fences, last time I was there I saw mountain lion tracks in the yard…

Hi All,
Trolly Aux……………………:D

Nice to see somebody actually turning German engines around and in particular making such a good job on them as Vintage always do…:cool:

Geoff.

What an amazing business. I especially like the ‘speciality engine’ dept

I am surprised those buildings don’t have electrified barbed wire fences around them! Doors wide open and few people about…
Jaw dropping sight though.
mmitch.

Your on !

Hi All,
Trolly Aux – Many thanks for part two , I’ll race you for part three….:highly_amused:

Geoff.

All those engines….

…and parts…

Visiting Vintage V-12s – Kermie Cam – Part 2 Just to make it easier to find the post above

Part 2 is up!

https://youtu.be/-b9TT01rKNU

Hi All,
No problem glad I can be of use occasionally…:D

Geoff.

great stuff Geoff mate, yes more please

Very interesting, thanks for sharing Geoff.
It’s interesting how open they are talking about various projects and owners…………
I’ll look for part two and three….

Jules