Is any History known of what became of this famous car after the Bathurst Race, I believe they also competed in the car at Warick Farm.
Geoghegan Daimler SP250 Bathurst 1962 6 hour race winner
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DanTra2858
, Jun 06 2014 09:09
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GMACKIE
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Posted 06 June 2014 - 09:21
The one that had a door that kept flying open?
Didn't Clyde Hodgins Buy it ? I seem to recall C.H. driving [not very quickly] at Catalina Park.
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cooper997
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Posted 06 June 2014 - 09:45
Daniel,
The old SP250 thread might give some hints and maybe worth merging with.
http://forums.autosp...cuits/?hl=sp250
Stephen
The old SP250 thread might give some hints and maybe worth merging with.
http://forums.autosp...cuits/?hl=sp250
Stephen
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Allan Lupton
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Posted 06 June 2014 - 10:05
Daniel,
The old SP250 thread might give some hints and maybe worth merging with.
http://forums.autosp...cuits/?hl=sp250
Stephen
An interesting thread and whatever happened to Veeeight, who was one of those chaps who knows better, despite proper evidence, that crop up on all fora from time to time.
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Wirra
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Posted 06 June 2014 - 11:50
A bit of info here... p.20.
http://dloc.org.nz/a...10-Aug-Sept.pdf
The first page may appear to be blank so scroll down.
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DanTra2858
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Posted 06 June 2014 - 21:57
A bit of info here... p.20.
http://dloc.org.nz/a...10-Aug-Sept.pdf
The first page may appear to be blank so scroll down.
Thanks Wirra, according to the artical "SadIy, the black Bathurst six-hour race winner appears to have been wrecked in the late 1960s, and it seems no remnants of that significant car remain."
So that puts that to rest, sad.
