The Roaring Season

Likewise. I wasn't expecting to find "Australian Muscle Car" anywhere in the West or Northwest of Auckland, but found one in a superette at Hobsonville. It took only a couple of minutes to flick through the 2 pages of the article - it was a distinct disappointment. A mutual friend had given me a ...

Greg Mackie wrote:Crikey Mick, how did you know that !

The camera is still in its beautiful leather case...so you wouldn't have been able to take the numbers!

Thanks Greg...you wouldn't know the pre-Zeiss model and serial numbers by chance?

Fabulous pics...wish I knew what some of them are! :-)

Thanks Steve...just like a lot of things in my life at the moment...just blurs out

A truly awesome sight and sound...however, be aware that there is controversy surrounding this car. Surprisingly, the controversy is all about provenance and originality

Sure...anyone could make a simple mistake like that...but you, with your encyclopaedic brain?

Ray Bell wrote:Please, Mick...

They're holding cameras with long lenses, they are located between the flag points prior to the Causeway, neither of your suggestions apply.

There was no noise monitoring in 1964 anyway.

So we have changed our tune have we Ray?

Holey moly! that's quite a positive reaction to young Tony's efforts and good to hear...Quinn for PM?

I'm lost for words!! LOL but hopefully (like Darrell Lea chocolates) he is not interested in killing the goes that lays the golden eggs? (Easter or otherwise)...

Onya Coatsie :-)

So lets find out some more about Phillip (Phil) Hudson and David Jones...

Could Laurie offer anything additional like where anyone might have hailed from? or worked?

I get your point Ray .

Did you mean Phil picked up an ex-Foley or Stewart round nose Mini?

I mainly replied to help people with a similar problem ...as the post was unanswered

Greg has probably solved this one by now...did you look at the date of his original post?

wonderfull imagination 275GTB I zoomed in on the pic and that's my best guess...although, my imaginary friend did agree with me...except that she did say that what I thought was a sign could have been a wind barrier/sound deflector for beside the directional mic...but I thought that unlikely. Mick ...

Very good circuit for photography. Only real issue is how far you want to walk. Although you can drive all the way round the outside of the circuit. Only barriers are on the pit straight to hinder photography from the inside (including standing on the roof of the main pit garages). Stephen ...

Please, Ray...there is only so much of your vast knowledge that us mere mortals can handle... The fella sitting on what is probably a camera case might have a long lens in hand Moving Right to Left, the female looking person far right seems to be holding a sign... the fella with his back to camera ...

Thanks for the welcome Steve...sadly, not many pics too poor or busy doing stuff to take pictures. I still have some slides I haven't released to the internet...one day. Cheers, Mick

Nice pic of Phil in a Mini...

http://autopics.com.au/70091-philip-hudson-morris-cooper-s-warwick-farm-1970/

Have you tried asking Craig Watson?

http://bmcexperience.com.au/contact-us.html

Loved going over the Rimutakas...might have to get a copy out on DVD again...although AFAIR it was fairly corny and cheesey...

Steve Holmes wrote:Here are the last three pics from this chapter. More from Warwick Farm to come in a new chapter.

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Interesting trackside group...noise monitoring? One lap to go point?

Mid 60s and I still need to work out how to behave...life is so hard sometimes!

George...I flagged at a few Hampton Downs and Pokeakiwi meetings and thoroughly enjoyed them...Cheers, Mick