When I rang him a couple of months back it had been sold the day before.Quote:
Originally Posted by John McKechnie
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When I rang him a couple of months back it had been sold the day before.Quote:
Originally Posted by John McKechnie
That was an absolute steal that car, had history, everything.
Even if he really knew nothing about it!Quote:
Originally Posted by John McKechnie
Regards post#38. Steve that was a well used HO when Norris got it. He also had a left hand drive German 3ltr Capri it was white with green down side, he raced a couple of times in the GTX class and then had Rod Millen drive it, and he sure shocked a few. Remember at Wigram 2 wheeling it everwhere at high speed. Not sure but Rod may have won class that year. Any one got photos of this car.
Rod- give me some dates and I will check my mags.
Yes it seemed to be a bit of a handful!Quote:
Originally Posted by John McKechnie
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A couple more A40 photos - if I remember rightly a couple of these had Ford engines
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Think the above photo is a very young George Shewiery at club circuit in his XTGT?
Can anyone put a name to the FIAT 125 driver?
A late 70s photo I took at Amaroo Park - always a full program and a good day of racing back then.
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Think the above photo is a very young George Shewiery at club circuit in his XTGT?[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by Habu
Correct Habu. He still has the car, ex Francevic.
This looks like the car RodQuote:
Originally Posted by Rod Grimwood
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What became of that Capri?
That does not look a very user friendly piece of wood sticking up out of the corner. Definitely stop kerb jumping
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Oh wow, really cool! Is this a class B/C/D Group C race?Quote:
Originally Posted by GFR
Wow Allan, these are magic!Quote:
Originally Posted by Allan
That would have been one of the under 3 litre races at Amaroo. There was a series held at Amaroo for under 3 litre cars. Barry Seton and the late Peter Hopwood off the front row.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve Holmes
Here is some photos taken while I was doing Flag Marshall duties at Pukeohe in the 70's
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I was in the pits also when Geoff had that little mishap. I knew Geoff well and I had worked on that car. There is a photo around somewhere of the car standing on it's nose just before it went over on it's roof. I wish I could find that photo.