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Out Of The Blue

This time I am not going to talk about things in Germany, Volkswagen's fatherland. This time I will tell you about a lovely experience I had in England at the VolksWorld Show in Esher, near London.

As you may know, Dean Kirsten, former hotVWs editor, traveled to the event together with Ron Fleming (FAT Performance) and Dave Andrews (Raceshop) to display the former Darrell Vittone A/MC 1967 race

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