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    Warwick Farm - early 70's

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    Quote Originally Posted by nigel watts View Post
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    Nigel, these are fantastic photos! I always felt the Lola T300 looked a bit ungainly from certain angles, but quite stunning from other angles. You've certainly caught those cars in their best light. They really look good!

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    A few Lolas running in current historic F5000.











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    Quote Originally Posted by nigel watts View Post
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    This beautiful Lola 300 #4 was entered by "Reg Papps & Sons" and driven by Bob Muir.

    "Reg Papps & Sons" appear to be a bit of a mystery. I have never seen anything at all written on them, which is strange.

    I believe one of the sons may have briefly driven a Lotus 22/31, without distinction. Then they appeared out of nowhere with this Lola 300, ran it for a very short time and then just as quickly disappeared, never to be heard of again.
    I think they may have come from Central Coast of NSW, but can't recall where I got that. Perhaps Aussie readers may be able to help.

    I recall seeing the car in the pits at Warwick Farm and it was absolutely beautifully prepared and presented. Probably the best presented open wheeler I have ever seen. It just stood apart from the other F5000's, even the internationals.

    I would love to know who they were, and their story.
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