Desard,Originally Posted by Desard
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Roger
Desard,
sent you a private message - through the - Private Message function on your profile on TRS,
Cheers
Roger
Roger Dowding, I had seen the pic before, but was curious about the comment of no rear doors, and how it was achieved.
Rhys, I had posted the photo on the thread about Grasstrack racing in the Waikato.. car seems to have backdoors, but maybe welded shut like some cars were in the day..
Seems " Desard " was confused though from a comment.
Would like to see more of the car, photos that is !!.
Cheers
Interestingly
My cousin when in the UK late 1960;s had the luxury Standard, from the 8 and 10 range - the Pennant with " Standrive ", some very basic type of semi-automatic transmission. Said it wasn't that good - the transmission, later he got a Triumph Herald,
My first car in 1966 was a Standard 8, later sold in 1967 to a person in Hamilton who repowered it with a Herald unit. Then I built one for the VCC saloon class that I tried to get going.Photo Keith Humphreys.
Posted by Graham Woods on the " Old New Zealand Motor Racing " group page on Facebook - It appears to be from the Morrie Given photos in the Scott-Given Studio collection - they were photographers in Matamata at the time and Morrie is Kevin Hirst Uncle, I understand.
Ross Cammick had previously been given, and scanned, the set of photos by Myles Hicks - who as mentioned has been restoring the car. The process started by his father the late Gavin Hicks after being purchased many years ago
P A T McLaughlin in the Austin Healey " Ruddspeed " 3000, unsure if still with that motor in the 1964 Event, had Race #28.
** Edit ; see note from Milan Fistonic Post #106 car shown as 4000cc in the 1964 Programme.
- It had the 3993cc Austin A125 Motor by the time of the 1965 Event Race #34 - later out to 4200.
The car is running with a protective cover over the muffler under the door sill.
Last edited by Roger Dowding; 05-19-2024 at 09:44 PM. Reason: Notes re 4 litre motor.###47
In the 1964 Matamata programme Pat McLoughlin's Healey is entered as 4000cc.
Thanks Milan, Would like to see the Entry List - the one I have is from Myles Hicks who is restoring the car and is the 1965 event.
- Have some of the 1965 Race Entry Lists and only a couple of pages from 1964.
- Looking for them all -
Myles has posted a couple of photos of how the car looks now - it is being done as raced at Ardmore, the Grand Prix meeting as car #122 in 1961 - its First Event
Last edited by Roger Dowding; 05-19-2024 at 09:46 PM.
Steve Taylor has recently uncovered some photo of his partners family archives.
He had no idea of the location but the Church in Hohaia St helped.
The Mark 2 Jaguar of Chris Keehan Race #55 in the 1964 meeting by the Church.
Chris was from the Hawkes Bay and it is stated that he raced at Mount Maunganui - but can find no details.
Entry List for the Heats for Saloons.
I had the name as Keegan on this Scott - Given photo that Ross Cammick scanned.
The Daimler SP250 " Dart " was Race #23 driven by Wally Bern [ Burn ]
Entry List for a Sports Car Race has Wally Bern as #32, in what I thought was 1964 [ actually Race 6 1965 and he also had Race #32 in 1965 Race 10. in the entry list - **see Milan's note - next post, I was very confused Photo of #23 is 1964.
I am confused. Are these from the same meeting, in which case which year 1964 or 1965.
The 1965 Sports car entry. Car #32
Last edited by Roger Dowding; 01-18-2025 at 04:42 AM. Reason: 1964 or 1965 W Bern
Quote:I am confused. Are these from the same meeting, in which case which year 1964 or 1965.
The two races are both from the 1965 meeting.
Milan.
- Thanks, somewhere I mixed up the details and lost images when I got my new laptop - will go through and relabel the images - some of which are yours,
Cheers,
Roger
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