Article: The Ian Algie Alfetta

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Ok understand. Don't know when they were this season, we were in a different car / class so wasn't paying attention. Would appreciate a list when it's finalised so we can plan and organise ourselves to make as many meetings as possible.
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Andrew Metford wrote:Ok understand. Don't know when they were this season, we were in a different car / class so wasn't paying attention. Would appreciate a list when it's finalised so we can plan and organise ourselves to make as many meetings as possible.


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Does anyone have a list of the Alfetta's races, complete with race numbers? I'm particularly interested in Pukekohe events, 1983 onwards, including the short circuit, especially when it wasn't carrying #61.
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ERC wrote:Does anyone have a list of the Alfetta's races, complete with race numbers? I'm particularly interested in Pukekohe events, 1983 onwards, including the short circuit, especially when it wasn't carrying #61.


Unfortunately I can't help with races Ray. These early events were organised by the Sports Sedan Association, who ran their own championship which wasn't recognized by MSNZ.

As for racing numbers, in its first season it wore #12, #25, and later on once it was painted red and sprouted all the wings and spoilers, I've only ever seen it as #6 and #61.
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Spgeti wrote:Hi Munty,
Great to hear your celebrating this but do you have your dates sorted so it does not clash with the events HSS are planning for early next year.
A lot of dates are being thrown around re this and this is causing confusion with our planning up here.
HSS is an integral part of our historic grids and it would a shame to see reduced grids due to date clashes.

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Bruce



The date for the 50th celebration has been down for about 3 years. Scope being the main 1st up.
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[video=youtube_share;jMxR9QSuAEg]https://youtu.be/jMxR9QSuAEg[/video]

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Angus Fogg driving the Ian Algie Alfetta at Manfeild last year, great sound

[video=youtube_share;jMxR9QSuAEg]https://youtu.be/jMxR9QSuAEg[/video]
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