Harewood Hillclimb - Image Heavy!
Harewood Hillclimb - Image Heavy!
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jagdpanther

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19,633 posts

250 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Ive finally resized and hosted my shots taken at Harewood last sunday and thought I would pop a few up here for your pleasure smile


I know theres dirt on my censor, Im working on it wink




1:

Part of the vintage contingeant present on the day


2:

Howard Bryans Tuscan crossing breaking the final beam


3:

V8S & pilot enjoying himself coming out of Quarry


4:

TT-Tims Skiboot Cerbie at rest


5:

Howard Bryans Tuscan


6:

Speeding into Clark's


7:

TT-Tim powering down towards Clark's


8:

Stewart Lobley launching down the start straight


9:

John Kenyon thundering towards the finish


10:

Skiboot Cerbie at full pace accross the finish line


11:

John Cucci getting a bit sideways while exiting Quarry


12:

Sideways Vixen


13:

Stephen Broscombe flying through Quarry


14:

Howard Bryan showing Quarry whos the boss


15:

Daftlad Simpson giving the Sagalout a full right hoof towards the paddock


16:

Tony Abrams wrestling the Tuscan through the last timing beam


Shots of some of the other motors scaling the hill
































Nigel Mansell working as a marshall???????


























CarMac

669 posts

245 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Nice pics. You must have been stood not far from us at one point judging by your pictures. smile

jagdpanther

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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CarMac said:
Nice pics. You must have been stood not far from us at one point judging by your pictures. smile
Quite possibley mate

You didnt have an old 35mm SLR and a cowboy hat did ya?

Altrezia

8,742 posts

242 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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great photos mate!

Tracksport Dave

286 posts

283 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Cracking pics, still not sure about the hard top roof on the V8S

CarMac

669 posts

245 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Wasn't me with the 35mm. (I suspect they were of the opposite sex too!) laugh

D50 on a monopod.....that was me!

jagdpanther

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Thank you fellas...it means a lot, especially coming from another photographer smile


Erm, it was a fella and his missus with the 35mm, made me chuckle as I havent seen one for ages (I was going to buy one, just for the kicks!)


D50 on a monopod??

Were you down by Farmhouse?

Edited by jagdpanther on Sunday 2nd September 20:01

BlueMR2

9,475 posts

233 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Nice, what time were you round by the marshals hut on the last corner?

"Nigel Mansell" kept staring at me confusedwobble.

jagdpanther

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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BlueMR2 said:
Nice, what time were you round by the marshals hut on the last corner?

"Nigel Mansell" kept staring at me confusedwobble.
Not sure about time, but just after the car decided to ram the barrier!

BlueMR2

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233 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Ah, i left just after the car skidded into the barrier, lol.

jagdpanther

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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BlueMR2 said:
Ah, i left just after the car skidded into the barrier, lol.
Sounds about right for me laugh

rich 36

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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Years ago my dad restored something we knew as an' American Midget racer'

which looked rather like this,

do you know anything about this particular car Jag'

Richard

jagdpanther

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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rich 36 said:


Years ago my dad restored something we knew as an' American Midget racer'

which looked rather like this,

do you know anything about this particular car Jag'

Richard
The only thing I know was it was grouped with the Pre War Austin 7's that were running so I can only assume its some kind of Austin derivative?

Im sure Lord Summerisle might have a better idea


shoutLORDbow

rich 36

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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cheers I've absolutley no idea who might have made them originally,

I think they started around the 50's but I don't know

jagdpanther

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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rich 36 said:
cheers I've absolutley no idea who might have made them originally,

I think they started around the 50's but I don't know
Ive summoned the Lord to see if he can varify for you Rich wink

lord summerisle

8,174 posts

256 months

Sunday 2nd September 2007
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jagdpanther said:
rich 36 said:


Years ago my dad restored something we knew as an' American Midget racer'

which looked rather like this,

do you know anything about this particular car Jag'

Richard
The only thing I know was it was grouped with the Pre War Austin 7's that were running so I can only assume its some kind of Austin derivative?

Im sure Lord Summerisle might have a better idea


shoutLORDbow
Oi dont drag my name into this!

with it being the Austin & club - i can only presume that it is like you said - an Austin 7 Special - like many cars of the time... take MG - sold Morris Cars... and made their own Morris Garage Specials.. and went on to become MG

BTW - i may print off Chris 'Nigel Manshall' Brook picture for the club house wink

jagdpanther

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Sunday 2nd September 2007
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lord summerisle said:
Oi dont drag my name into this!

with it being the Austin & club - i can only presume that it is like you said - an Austin 7 Special - like many cars of the time... take MG - sold Morris Cars... and made their own Morris Garage Specials.. and went on to become MG

BTW - i may print off Chris 'Nigel Manshall' Brook picture for the club house wink
I was by no means branding you as an anorak my friend....more of a causal know it all hehe

only joking



Feel free to print out the Mansell photo, kept me and my mate amused for all of 15 minutes when we were at Quarry laugh

Forthright MC

8,362 posts

314 months

Friday 7th September 2007
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what an excellent selection of great pics! good work Scott! thumbup

dinkel

27,846 posts

289 months

Friday 28th September 2007
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A 70s fav.



Topshot that!



Original?

jagdpanther

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Thursday 11th October 2007
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dinkel said:


A 70s fav.



Topshot that!



Original?
Threads in here get burried so quickly that I didnt notice I had replies until Forthright told me rofl

Glad you liked the shots James

Dinkel:

The Alpine was a joy to see as I had never seen on previous to this, the lines of the car really come up well on film (well..memory card laugh)

Glad you liked the 400SE, thats John Kenyon giving it some beans at Quarry

The Cobra was an original, I think on something like an old 'E' plate