For Don PAR4DCR...and anyone interested of course (Page 2): Great set! Thanks for posting. ~Lee...

llamb Loc: Northeast Ohio

Great set! Thanks for posting.

~Lee

tshift Loc: Overland Park, KS.

SX2002 wrote:

Hi Don, I see from viewing Richards fine shots of British cars Down Under you enjoyed the series as I did. I gathered a few together for you that you might like to see...
Mostly racing cars I took at our hillclimb track up in the Barossa Valley. A couple of nice exotics as well.

SO awesome. Post more when you can, love it. Thanks BE SAFE!!

Tom

bbrown5154 Loc: Baltimore, MD

Nice pics. I have always liked the Sunbeam, (affectionately known as the Get Smart Car LOL)
What is the Gray one with the 57 on after it? It's very nice.
I didn't have a mini from those years, mine was from 2021, but I miss it. Just go too expensive to have work done on it.

bbrown5154 Loc: Baltimore, MD

Just Fred wrote:

Nice! If you'll indulge me? My first job out of high school was working for a formula car racing team. At the race tracks, the Mini Coopers dominated the B and C Sedan classes. I was so impressed with them that I saved my pennies and bought one for myself. I loved that car! Every time I see one (not the BMW-owned kind), I have to pause and smile. Thanks!

Agree. I loved my Mini. I drove a new one the other day and while it drove and rode great I did not like all the new electronic stuff on it. Give me the toggle switches and dual dials. LOL.

Jimmy T Loc: Virginia

SX2002 wrote:

Hi Don, I see from viewing Richards fine shots of British cars Down Under you enjoyed the series as I did. I gathered a few together for you that you might like to see...
Mostly racing cars I took at our hillclimb track up in the Barossa Valley. A couple of nice exotics as well.

Ron, pics 3 & 5 are rolling pieces of well-captured art.
The rest, like the Sunbeam Alpine, evoke wonderful memories, and make me . ...
Smile,
JimmyT Sends
Bravo Zulu