Pictures on Parade.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by John Turner

Sorry, Bob, just catching up! Yes, lovely stuff, thanks.

Good to see the pics of Mike above, too.

Just for you John;

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Proper racing cars

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'ere we go again

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we go.

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duty done.

[E.B]

Another wonderful selection Bob, thanks. A Galaxy of great cars, from the Falcon Sprint (named so people dont tell me its not a Galaxie but a Falcon Sprint), the Giulia TZ and the Morgan SLR are just beautiful pics of cars I alway adore, plus of course the Frazer Nash and other pre war beauties.

Made a pleasant respite from the Olympics Ceremony in the rain! (I can only put up with a certain ampount of non car stuff)

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I am amazed at the number of 'views' the last set attracted, so I give yyou some single seaters. Enjoy!

500's;

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Formula Fords;

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Hmm! none to sure what these are;

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Just for you EB, always complimentary, Thanks, friend.

[E.B]

Just in time for Sunday breakfast viewing! Thanks Bob. Cheque is in the post

Originally Posted by bauble

Hmm! none to sure what these are;

Pretty looking early sixties single seaters.
A few assorted Lotuses (18 /22s??), with a Lola Mk 4, and a Cooper T45 interloping. I think. Im sure RBS will be able to correct me!

Whoops just realised wrote the post earlier but forgot to click submit in a hurry to go out. Just got home and it was sitting unsent!

[Gerard C]

Originally Posted by E.B

Just got home and it was sitting unsent!

Young cat or new dog?

[Lancsbreaker]

Thanks as usual, Sir Bob. Hoping Mr Mallett got some pics from the Gold Cup meeting this weekend. I only got there yesterday as milady was a bit wiped out after the one day - but there were some great cars - including the little 500s, and a pair of glorious Maserati 250Fs, which sounded gorgeous...... Missed Mr Mann's Alfas today, though......

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More pictures from Bauble;

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Recognise these faces?

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From the archives;

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Originally Posted by Lancsbreaker

Thanks as usual, Sir Bob. Hoping Mr Mallett got some pics from the Gold Cup meeting this weekend. I only got there yesterday as milady was a bit wiped out after the one day - but there were some great cars - including the little 500s, and a pair of glorious Maserati 250Fs, which sounded gorgeous...... Missed Mr Mann's Alfas today, though......

And thank you, LB, any comment always welcome.

Peter has some fine snaps from the meeting, I will ask if I can post a few here.

An Alfa story;
When my daughter, Jennie, was at school she came home one day and said her homework was to write about something that had developed over time, and asked for suggestions. Her piece about the development of the Alfa Romeo Grand Prix car was probably the most interesting of all the class's efforts.

Just for you;

[morninggents]

Originally Posted by E.B

Another wonderful selection Bob, thanks. A Galaxy of great cars, from the Falcon Sprint (named so people dont tell me its not a Galaxie but a Falcon Sprint), the Giulia TZ and the Morgan SLR are just beautiful pics of cars I alway adore, plus of course the Frazer Nash and other pre war beauties.

Also that Porsche 904 is a timeless shape ....... and I'm not a Porsche fan.

[morninggents]

More nice selections, Bob. I like the shots of drivers or interesting team personnel but I have to admit I can't usually name all you post.

[E.B]

Originally Posted by morninggents

I like the shots of drivers or interesting team personnel but I have to admit I can't usually name all you post.

Im usually the same in not knowing all the people, but this latest one is the odd one out.... I think I know them all, the last one is a bit an it looks like though.

Adrian Newey, Robert Kubica, SSM, Fernando Alonso, Felipe Massa, the last I think being a young Anthony Davidson.

[356sc]

Originally Posted by E.B

Im usually the same in not knowing all the people, but this latest one is the odd one out.... I think I know them all, the last one is a bit an it looks like though.

Adrian Newey, Robert Kubica, SSM, Fernando Alonso, Felipe Massa, the last I think being a young Anthony Davidson.

Yes v young Anthony Davidson.

[morninggents]

I got 1,3 and 4.

At first glance at number 3 I thought it was Bob who had jumped in to the car. Must have been the finger pointing like he was telling us all how stupid we are.

[Peter Mallett]

Originally Posted by bauble

And thank you, LB, any comment always welcome.

Peter has some fine snaps from the meeting, I will ask if I can post a few here.

An Alfa story;
When my daughter, Jennie, was at school she came home one day and said her homework was to write about something that had developed over time, and asked for suggestions. Her piece about the development of the Alfa Romeo Grand Prix car was probably the most interesting of all the class's efforts.

Just for you;

Hi Bob, be my guest.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by morninggents

I got 1,3 and 4.

At first glance at number 3 I thought it was Bob who had jumped in to the car. Must have been the finger pointing like he was telling us all how stupid we are.

Do you need me to tell you?

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A few from Oulton, courtesy the Hon Peter;