The time flies S0 FAST! As a Porsche 911 Turbo S does… and here it is again, that time of the year we’ve been all waiting for! Stancers Christmas is coming! Roll on Wörthersee! There’s one thing I’m not looking forward to, though. Not at all…
There’s always plenty of cars at all the shows I go to and although most of the builds on show would be interesting there’s only a few that have that something special that catches the eye. Last weekend I went to Dubshed – here are four cars I found the most interesting, the favourite four – #FAP4
Sheds are usually small like the one which you can probably find in your back garden. But this one… this one has grown huge over the years… and it’s full of tasty cars! It’s time for Dubshed, ladies and gentlemen, Ireland’s biggest car show!
For some the new season has started already, but I’m still waiting. Usually for starters I’d choose a greasy, beer and vodka filled BBQ with the Wolfsgruppe crew. I’ll miss it this year, what a pity, but I found a roll of 35mm film with a couple images from one of my favourite edition’s of this traditional show season opener… after it went missing for 3 years.
A Mk3 Golf that you probably have never heard of… Rare? Rare as fuck! Number 11 of 18 made – Volkswagen Golf Mk3 GTI COX 420Si 16v. Straight from Japan! Believably one of two in Europe. Now proudly here in Dublin, Ireland. What’s the story?
It was a chilly November morning when I got a text from Mo – let’s shoot the Mk1, she’s ready… Happy days, I thought! I was afraid that we will not be able to do this shoot after we had to cancel our earlier photography plans due to some trouble with Mk1’s clutch. Now she was ready… one of the nicest and lowest Volkswagen Golf Mk1’s in the country. Ireland’s pride! I got excited! Let’ go!
Suddenly, like a 500ml bottle of ice-cold vodka for two, this year’s summer came to an end and with it – the end of the show season has arrived. Finally after months of good weather clouds covered the sky above Wrocław and the heat went away giving a chance to breathe normally just like at home – in Ireland. It was time for the last official meet-up of the closing season.
