The Roaring Season

gee John not sure , most of the Jags that I remember came from the SI , McBeath, Ray, & Ian Dow ........... Narrow Vision I know coming from the main land ?? But there was Tony Shelly up here Mmmmm not sure who was it ????? [plus Ernie but that was in wills 6 hr]] I think the footage starts with ...

Judy Durham was a member of The Seekers and therefore Australian

It was Alison Durbin who sang I Have Loved Me a Man

That list is legitimate, although it combines several championships In 1966 and 1967 however the main saloon championship was the NZRDC series, won respectively by Dave Simpson and Robbie Francevic Sorry to have taken this thread OT - I remember Ivan's first races in the Mk2 Zephyr and later of ...

According to MSNZ archives Mike, although David Simpson won the outright 1966 NZ Saloon Car Championship in his Lotus powered Anglia, Ivan actually won the `Unlimited Class' for larger capacity engines, so he still won a NZ class title in the Mustang. Not quite Dave Simpson won the NZRDC ...

No.12's the one you should have concentrated on...

From memory, I think it was are-creation of Hanuman

I was going tp say a Darl'Mats Peugeot, though the grille looks wrong.

The Darl'Mats were available to the public, BTW, so not really a special

Romulus, Remus and Hanuman

Godfrey Paape from Dunedin with the A90 Atlantic?

Bill Southby (Ernie's mate) with the Model A roadster?

Johnny Dumfries = John Colum Crichton-Stewart (7th Marquess of Bute) Crichton-Stuart, please! In his racing days he was Earl of Dumfries. He didn't inherit the Marquis of Bute title until the 1990s Alfonzo de Portago = Don Alfonso Cabeza de Vacade y Leighton Or more correctly Don Alfonso Antonio ...

Yes, a six-cylinder model, reg BN1864

Then there were Jimmy and Ross Stone who were related - to each other, but not to Ray or Bill

Speaking personally, I'm loving them

I'm sure it was...

At least this forum seems to have avoided what some others allow - ie, noms de plume of real people (Jim Clark, Keke Rosberg etc)

Are you sure that's 1979? The JR3 was rebuilt as the Cuda 5, incorporating ground-effect technology, by Adrian Reynard in 1980

That's certainly my understanding

Oxton raced the Tui in the last two 1977 Gold Star rounds - Baypark 10/04 (2nd to McMillan) and Manfeild 17/04 (first from McMillan)

Formula Atlantic was adopted by North American clubs, mainly in Canada, to replace their Formula B (similar to our old National Formula) but had started in the UK

Don't think I've ever seen any taken that late. Plenty with earlier owners over the previous nine years though

Andrew B(no kin of mine) didn't appear in programme, and car 108 (=Yeats) was in my brother's list of starters, but doesn't appear in the lap chart. However car 107 Scott Wiseman (Buckler 90) which wasn't in brother's list does appear in lap chart and finished 9th. Didn't Andy own the car after ...

I recall the Orchid as being light blue. I'm pretty sure that white and red car is Andrew Buchanan's Buckler (ex-Mayo/Gill)