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Old 8 Aug 2005, 18:46 (Ref:1546863)   #76
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F1R recordings of these two chassis are
17/5/69 Monaco BT28-2 Beuttler
3/8/69 Brands BT28-2 Beuttler
13/9/69 CP BT28-2 Cole
9/11/69 Brands BT28-2 Beuttler (tends to discount "sold" possibility)
15/3/70 Snetterton BT28-2 Edwards
21/3/71 Brands BT28-20 Joy

Just to confuse matters throughly
21/8/71 Oulton Ferreira in BT28-27 !!!!


No recordings of BT28-20 in F3 book at all.

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Old 8 Aug 2005, 19:20 (Ref:1546864)   #77
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In my experience, F1R tend to extrapolate a chassis number from actual sightingsw. So if, as an example, they see Bloggs in Chassis 21 at Oulton Park in May, they'll assign him to chassis 21 all season. If Bloggs actually crashed chassis 21 at Snetterton in June and drove chassis 32 for the rest of the season, F1R may not know that so their records will be wrong.

What we don't know is how many times in 1969 a F1R person actually saw a BT28-2 chassis plate on Beuttler's car. Adam may know - he often gave F1R this sort of information (but 1969 is probably well before his time).

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Old 8 Aug 2005, 20:30 (Ref:1546865)   #78
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Allen,

Yes, you are correct in relation to F2/F3000
In my time "recording" for them (largely from 1977) I sent Paul my lists for each meeting I attended. As you say he would then assume that following appearances by a driver/car were the same as my or Duncan's observations.
I think the F3 Fact Books are slightly different. Paul didn't have enough data to attempt to "record" chassis numbers for each race. Chassis numbers only appear intermittently (certainly in the 72/73 one which I'm familiar with). I assume that if they appear intermittently that they are somebody's observations (unless they're gleaned from AU/MN) - probably usually Duncan. Of course typos can/do creep in. Duncan is/was very assiduous about recording what he saw, but occassionally he asked the team what the chassis number was, if he couldn't see it.

All this probably doesn't help to clear the "muddy pool" much, but that was the modus operandi.
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Old 8 Aug 2005, 22:07 (Ref:1546866)   #79
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I 100% agree with Adam's comments. The F1/F2 books do have the potential weakness cited by Allen but The F3 book only list chassis numbers infrequently (as my post indicates) and I have been told by Paul that they are actual "sightings" but of course are as open to human error as the rest of our activities!
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Old 9 Aug 2005, 09:09 (Ref:1546867)   #80
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I'd have to say, based on considerable copy editing experience, that the F1/F2 books are blessed with more than their fair share of typos. It's not unusual for what is 742-15 at one race to be 732-15 at the next, and the text editing is decidedly dodgy. The information gathering may have been assiduous but I've always tried to double reference entries in these books with other information.

I do, however, take Richard's point about the F3s, as there is no extrapolation - however, that doesn't rule out typos, and in the context of Stow having BT28-20 and
Edwards 28-2 in 1970, that's what the Crystal Palace entry in 1969 starts to look like.
MN describes Stow's car [run for Cole] as brand new. BTW what was Beuttler doing that weekend, where and what with?

Re Ferreira: Wasn't BT28-27 the car for Jean Blanc in 1970?

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Old 9 Aug 2005, 09:37 (Ref:1546868)   #81
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"MN describes Stow's car [run for Cole] as brand new BTW what was Beuttler doing that weekend, where and what with?"
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Stow actually raced in a BT28 which Autosport descibes as "new".
at Silverstone on 1st Sept (Aug Monday) in a F Libre race (3rd).
Beuttler was at Albi 14th Sept , "Clarke-Mordaunt" per Autosport No special comments on car being different.
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BT28-5, Ex Keith Jupp

Just thought I would let those interested in BT28 cars know I have sold the above car to a Dave Bankes of Los Angeles area. It is a basket case complete with MAE and Mk series gearbox. I have owned it and never run it for approx 16 years. I believe it has run only a couple of schools since importation to US after Jupps ownership. It may have had a BMC engine at one time according to motor mounts.This allows me to proceed with the restoration of BT2 and BT9 I still have. Keep up good work. Wayne Mitchell San Diego Area, Calif.
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Old 14 Mar 2006, 11:39 (Ref:1547877)   #83
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This post marks the point at which the BT28 material in the giant Brabham BT28-29-30-35-36 thread was split out to create a separate BT28 thread.

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1969
BT28-1 ex BT21X
1969 Tim Schenken sold to
1970 Jacky Berenger, Casablanca
next seen 2003 restored as BT21X

BT28-2 (see #20)
1969 Mike Beuttler (used by Cole at CP 13/9/69)
1970 Jim Edwards, for F3
1971 José Ferreira in F3
1972 Glen Hyatt in F4

BT28-3
1969 Jean-Pieere Cassegrain

BT28-4
Ulf/Svensson/Conny Anderson
Note. Ulf buys additional car

BT28-5
Keith Jupp

BT28-6
Keith Jupp
Andy Sutcliffe (cart-wheeled thru Paddock)
what remains are still with with Roger Hurst

BT28-7 (see #17)
Frank Williams/John Kendle –Richard Scott
1970 Peter Hull –(maybe #17)

BT28-8
Petterson
1971-3 Tom Belso (see #35)

BT28-9
1969 July 4th new to Sverrir Thorodsson
1971 Sandy Shephard to Stan Matthews
1972 Mo Harness

BT28-10
New to Sweden Gustaf Diedan?

BT28-11
Dr Erlich

BT28-12
1969 August 8th new to Jeff Uren, took delivery & offered for sale immediately, but then used as a hire car.

BT28-14
Bob Wollek Note. may not have been delivered, went to Mitchell?

BT28-15
New to Sweden

BT28-16
1969 Bev Bond, Tony Trimmer
1971 Brian McGuire
1973 Geoff Lambert

BT28-17 up-rated to BT30 spec (see #7 maybe Peter Hull)
Harry Stiller, later Kidsley and Squires as hill climb with 750cc BD

BT28-18
1970 Alan Harvey
1971 Tony Huggett
Nothing ‘till Fed Harris 1995 then to Steve Rees then to
Gene Owen approx 1998

BT28-19
Dick James, Joe Trotter in NJ, USA

BT28-20 (see #2)
1969 Beuttler replacement car used 2 races only then to Stowe
1970 Dick Barker (rented?)
1971 Mike Stow, for F Atlantic restored by John Glebe to 29/35 spec
1971 Alan Joy F3
WARNING this is where we have a number of claims to ownership all at once!
1972 Dick Barker
1972 Wadham-Smith F3 (& then offered for sale by Spencer Elton 2/3/72-?)
1973 11th Jan. for sale by Elton Motors as being ex Stow/Barker/Joy/Wadham-Smith
now with Denis Lupton Australia

BT28-21
Andy Sutcliffe, Lenham Hurst Racing to replace #6
1970 John Gillmeister and converted to BT29 spec.

BT28-22
Colin Crang? Then to Luigi Battistello with Alfa engine?

BT28-23
1969 Tim Schenken
1971 Keith Wright, for sale 3/6/1971
Sold by Straight Six to Steve Farrell for brother Chris.
now with Robert Foster, Australia

BT28-24
New to Italy

BT28-25
1969 Team AIRO/Alan McGully debuts 1970
1971 Alan Jones
1974-5 Paul Butler & Evan Clements as Atlantic/Libre

BT28-26
1970 Harry Stiller

BT28-27
1970 Jurg Dubler, Switzerland,

BT28-28
1970 France, Jean Blanc at Pau?

BT28-29

BT28-30
1970 New to Sweden (Ulf Svensson or BT28-32?)

BT28-31
1970 Rolf Grondhal

BT28-32
1970 New to Sweden
now Ian Rimmer 2005

BT28-33
1970 Torston Palm, (Troberg?) Sweden

BT28-34
Stubbs

BT28-35
1970 March 3rd Mike Beittler, at Snetterton
(Tom Belso see #8)
1973 for sale as driven by R James

BT28-36

BT28-37

BT28-38
1970 New to Italy

BT28-39
For sale by Duke Soares 3/2/72

BT28-40
1970 Bob Wolleck

BT28-41
1970 New to Italy

BT28-42
Vic Preston – East Africa

BT28-43
1970 New to Sweden

Misc.
1969 Lars Ake Tejby (maybe Kendal’s)
1969 Jorgen Ellekaer & retained into 1970, maybe Belso car
1970 David Puley had a new car
1970 Sigi Hoffman (might be a ’69 car)
Gerry Birrell to Ronalso Rossi 1971
Harry Reynolds.
Barry Goulden to Sonny Eade 1971-2
BT28-59 in Europe 2005 is a fake chassis plate
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Old 17 Mar 2006, 22:21 (Ref:1551504)   #85
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Well I hope that is a reasonable summary of what has been said so far, the only other thing I can add from Autosport is that in the issue dated August 18th Natalie Goodwin is reported as cancelling her order for two BT28's.
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Old 18 Mar 2006, 04:14 (Ref:1551646)   #86
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I think that Dick Barker sold his BT28 by the end of 1970. A search of F2Rshows just 3 results;

9-05-1970 Castle Combe Lombank Trophy, BT28 Ford Lucas, 4th
17-5-1970 Cadwell Park, Lombank Trophy, BT28 Ford Lucas 2nd
?-05-1970 Mallory F Libre Race, BT28 Ford Lucas, 1st

1971 and Barker is mentioned only twice,
April 12th Mallory, Alexis Mk18B, d.n.a.
August 21st Oulton F3, Alexis Mk20 d.n.a.

& here is the programme for Mallory 1972.


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Old 18 Mar 2006, 06:44 (Ref:1551665)   #87
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Andrew ,
However F1R record the chassis as BT28-20 and also at Oulton pk a few weeks later , and again 29-5-72 at the Greater London Trophy race at Crystal Palace , all 3 times as BT28-20 .
Possibly as per our phone conversation today it is BT29-20 wearing BT28-20 chassis plate , but I would not like to believe 3 seperate recordings of the chassis plate are incorrect.
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Old 19 Mar 2006, 22:16 (Ref:1553099)   #88
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Yes I accept that the reports are unlikely to be wrong three times, also
I think its accepted that most reporters around that time based their reports on chassis numbers not on official entry lists but on eye-balling the plate.

So its not a typo. So either he was in the 28 or the 29 carried the 28 plate.

To recap the chain of ownership for BT28-20 is, Barker '70, Joy '71, Wadham-Smith '72, for sale by Elton 11-1-73 and to Australia in '74?

A/S reports Barker buying the BT29 27-1-72
A/S has a for sale ad by Barker for his BT29 on 5-4-73


before I nip over to the BT29 thread, Joy had a cracker of a year in '71

Alan Joy BT28, 1971
21st March, 12th
2nd May, DNS
16th May, DNA
17th July, DNQ
1st Aug, DNA
15th Aug, DNS
21st Aug, DNS
22nd Aug, 11th
26th Sept, DNA
3rd Oct ,DNA
9th Oct, DNA
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re 1971

MN has Mike Stow 11th March ’71 p.6 in ‘very slow F Atlantic BT28/35'
4 weeks later Joy is out in his F3 BT28 as reported by MN 22nd April
MN 6th May has Ferrera out in an F3 BT28.

That seems to be 3 different BT28’s.

Joy is almost certainly in BT28-20
Stow is unlikely to be #20 so must be BT28-2
Ferrera is unlikely to be in either of the above cars so that leaves BT28-35
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Revised list for BT28-20

1969 Autosport Sept 25th for sale, 2 races only, win 1st time out. 450 pounds Loddonvale 5381

Mike Stow sells to Dick Barker

9-05-1970 Castle Combe Lombank Trophy, BT28 Ford Lucas, 4th
17-5-1970 Cadwell Park, Lombank Trophy, BT28 Ford Lucas 2nd
?-05-1970 Mallory F Libre Race, BT28 Ford Lucas, 1st
1970 17th Dec. for sale Bob Howlings

1971 25th March p.35 to Alan Joy
Alan Joy 1971
21st March, 12th
2nd May, DNS
16th May, DNA
17th July, DNQ
1st Aug, DNA
15th Aug, DNS
21st Aug, DNS
22nd Aug, 11th
26th Sept, DNA
3rd Oct ,DNA
9th Oct, DNA
1971 7th A/S th October Joy offers the car for sale

1972 2nd March Spencer Elton for sale as ex Stow/Barker/Joy
1972 raced by Barker
1972 raced by Wadham Smith? Once only? dates?

1973 11th Jan. for sale by Elton Motors as es Stow/Barker/Joy/ Wadham-Smith
1973 5th April Barker advertises his BT29 for sale A/S p.64
1973 19th April Barker advertises his BT28 for sale A/S
1974 Advertised for sale by Low Cost Racing?
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Hill climb BT28s

BT28-12 Holbay 997 was used by G Hyatt, entered by Low Cost Racing Ltd, at Great Auclum in August 1972. At the same meeting BT28-17 1598cc was used by R Shellard - this car went to Paul Squires and Phil Kidsley, possibly by 1973.
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I have 28-12 as supplied to Willments.17 was the Harry Stiller,Richard Scott,Peter Hull, Shellard,Kidsley and Squires.Now I think with Tommy Reid in Ireland
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In an ad in A/S Sept 1972 Glenn Hyatt is selling a BT28 described as
"ex Beuttler". I'd always thought that this was Beuttler's 1970 car [35]

Having 12 as a second Beuttler car in 1969 is no bloody help at all...

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1969 Guards Trophy Brands Hatch. Mike Beuttler in the Clarke-Mordaunt BT28 (chassis number...? I wonder!)

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A few (hopefully helpfull) comments on Andrew's List-
1969
BT28-1 ex BT21X
1969 Tim Schenken sold to
1970 Jacky Berenger, Casablanca
next seen 2003 restored as BT21X

BT28-2 (see #20)
1969 Mike Beuttler (used by Cole at CP 13/9/69)
1970 Jim Edwards, for F3
1971 José Ferreira in F3
1972 Glen Hyatt in F4

BT28-3
1969 Jean-Pieere Cassegrain retained 1970

BT28-4
Ulf/Svensson/Conny Anderson
Note. Ulf buys additional car

BT28-5
Keith Jupp

BT28-6
Keith Jupp
Andy Sutcliffe (cart-wheeled thru Paddock)
what remains are still with with Roger Hurst

BT28-7 (see #17)
Frank Williams/John Kendle –Richard Scott I think Kendall was #17 and my guess is that #7 went to Sweden where Pettersen, Svensson, Ellakar and Dieden all have cars by June so must be early chassis with Tejby adding another by the end of June
1970 Peter Hull –(maybe #17)

BT28-8
Petterson
1971-3 Tom Belso (see #35)

BT28-9
1969 July 4th new to Sverrir Thorodsson retained 1970
1971 Sandy Shephard to Stan Matthews
1972 Mo Harness

BT28-10
New to Sweden Gustaf Diedan?

BT28-11
Dr Erlich

BT28-12
1969 August 8th new to Jeff Uren, took delivery & offered for sale immediately, but then used as a hire car.

BT28-14
Bob Wollek Note. may not have been delivered, went to Mitchell? Wollek does not appear to have raced at BT28, Mitchell's car is unidentified but debuts July so numerically this seems about right

BT28-15
New to Sweden

BT28-16
1969 Bev Bond, Tony Trimmerthis car was entered by Race Cars International and retained 1970 when also driven by McInerney
1971 Brian McGuire
1973 Geoff Lambert

BT28-17 up-rated to BT30 spec (see #7 maybe Peter Hull)
Harry Stiller, later Kidsley and Squires as hill climb with 750cc BD no trace of Stiller in a BT28 in 1969. Formula 1 Register records Kendall in #17 9 Nov 69. Kendall first appears 10 Aug so this fits numerically. In 1970 F1R records Scott in #17 22 Aug. Kendall races up to 9 Aug, presumably in #17, then Scott's own car (#26) goes to Stiller and Scott takes over team-mate Kendalls car - source Autosport 3 Sept 70

BT28-18
1970 Alan Harvey debut 17 August 69
1971 Tony Huggett
Nothing ‘till Fed Harris 1995 then to Steve Rees then to
Gene Owen approx 1998

BT28-19
Dick James, Joe Trotter in NJ, USA

BT28-20 (see #2)
1969 Beuttler replacement car used 2 races only then to Stowe
1970 Dick Barker (rented?)
1971 Mike Stow, for F Atlantic restored by John Glebe to 29/35 spec
1971 Alan Joy F3
WARNING this is where we have a number of claims to ownership all at once!
1972 Dick Barker
1972 Wadham-Smith F3 (& then offered for sale by Spencer Elton 2/3/72-?)
1973 11th Jan. for sale by Elton Motors as being ex Stow/Barker/Joy/Wadham-Smith
now with Denis Lupton Australia

BT28-21
Andy Sutcliffe, Lenham Hurst Racing to replace #6
1970 John Gillmeister and converted to BT29 spec.

BT28-22
Colin Crang? debut 17 Nov 69. Autosport says Crang has new car by 13 Sept but "will not race it until his Merlyn FF is sold"Then to Luigi Battistello with Alfa engine?

BT28-23
1969 Tim Schenken
1971 Keith Wright, for sale 3/6/1971
Sold by Straight Six to Steve Farrell for brother Chris.
now with Robert Foster, Australia

BT28-24
New to Italy

BT28-25
1969 Team AIRO/Alan McGully debuts 1970 debut 9 Nov 69
1971 Alan Jones
1974-5 Paul Butler & Evan Clements as Atlantic/Libre

BT28-26
1970 Harry Stiller Originally Scotts car - see Autosport 27 Aug which records Stiller having first race with ex-Scott car - see also comments on #17

BT28-27
1970 Jurg Dubler, Switzerland,

BT28-28
1970 France, Jean Blanc at Pau?

BT28-29
Cyd Williams per F1R 27 March, also driven during year by Natalie Goodwin (4 July) and Stiller (17 July) when Williams was injured

BT28-30
1970 New to Sweden (Ulf Svensson or BT28-32?)

BT28-31
1970 Rolf Grondhal

BT28-32
1970 New to Sweden
now Ian Rimmer 2005

BT28-33
1970 Torston Palm, (Troberg?) Sweden

BT28-34
Stubbs

BT28-35
1970 March 3rd Mike Beittler, at Snetterton
(Tom Belso see #8)
1973 for sale as driven by R James

BT28-36

BT28-37

BT28-38 per F1R 22 Aug 70 David Purley's car, retained 1971 then to Reg James per Chris Townsend
1970 New to Italy

BT28-39
Gerry Birrell F1R 22 Aug 70.
1971 R Rossi per Autosport Ex Birrell

For sale by Duke Soares 3/2/72

BT28-40
1970 Bob Wolleck write off per Autosport 20 Aug 70

BT28-41
1970 New to Italy

BT28-42
Vic Preston – East Africa

BT28-43
1970 New to Sweden

Misc.
1969 Lars Ake Tejby (maybe Kendal’s)
1969 Jorgen Ellekaer & retained into 1970, maybe Belso car
1970 David Puley had a new car
1970 Sigi Hoffman (might be a ’69 car)
Gerry Birrell to Ronalso Rossi 1971
Harry Reynolds.
Barry Goulden to Sonny Eade 1971-2
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bt21x Wasnt this converted into a 4 wheel drive hillclimb car?
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I'm not at all sure that BT21X/1 did become BT29/1. Alternatively, it's distinctly possible that the BT21 hillclimb car was not actually based on the BT21X but on another BT21 frame that had BT21X-ish mods. Either way, BT29/1 and the hillclimb BT21X were not the same car.

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I'm not at all sure that BT21X/1 did become BT29/1.
BT28/1 n'est-ce pas?

Or have I lost the story line here? Which (or what) was Schenken's?

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I'll try again with 35 & 38

BT28-35
1970 March 3rd Mike Beuttler, at Snetterton
(Tom Belso see #8)
1971 Jose Ferrera


BT28-38 per F1R 22 Aug 70 David Purley's car, retained 1971 then to Reg James per Chris Townsend
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1972 M/N 22nd March Reg James in ex Purley
1973 for sale as driven by R. James
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