Jump to content. You currently have javascript disabled. Several functions may not work. Please re-enable javascript to access full functionality. Posted 21 November - Clark and Issigonis in a twin engined Moke.
A Steyr Puch Haflinger 4wd device appeared. Originally posted by David Beard Ken Wharton driving tests: They always seemed to involve an impressive Irish team, and was always excellent entertainment.
Dermot Carnegie?? Frogeye Sprites to the fore. I cannot however remember the end - only Watson leading from the start. Posted 22 November - Originally posted by Vanwall David, marvellous thread - I, too, was growing up in "a very ordinary household in a very quiet Buckinghamshire village" at just that time I'm a model. In my case the Bucks village was Tylers Green; where were you? It's late at night here, one's visiting Darwin presently and there's just a bit of humidity around, so one's just quietly shagged out For me, it absolutely captures the roller coaster of elation and disappointment involved in watching out for motor racing on the Beeb back in the sixties.
Perhaps this film stock is still available? Originally posted by Geoff E The Standard 8 engined "Bug" a small khaki vehicle which didn't seem to do anything very well!
Originally posted by bill moffat Unlike the 6-wheeled Alvis? Stalwart that climbed every mountain and forded every stream to great effect. Originally posted by ian senior Originally posted by Vitesse2 my father being "on the box" at the time.
