Prescott Hill Climb
- John Murch
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Prescott Hill Climb
Anyone going to Prescott this weekend? I’ll be strolling round the car park (3ltr. SV4568) and paddock on Saturday morning, usually a nice selection of WO cars about.
If you want to go, one has to buy tickets in advance via the Bugatti Owners Club.
If you want to go, one has to buy tickets in advance via the Bugatti Owners Club.
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JohnWilliams6437
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Prescott
I will be there but (sorry) in my Le Mans Aston BPC 831.
Hope weather holds.
Hope weather holds.
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- John Murch
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Congratulations to Iain Warner for being 1st in class on handicap, such a super looking car.
Also Alastair Littlewood for such a quick run in his 3/4.5 to win his class on handicap.
I spent a lot of time in the car park chatting to delightful people who I had not met before and spotting interesting variations in different cars!
Also Alastair Littlewood for such a quick run in his 3/4.5 to win his class on handicap.
I spent a lot of time in the car park chatting to delightful people who I had not met before and spotting interesting variations in different cars!
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JohnWilliams6437
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Prescott
Just what i do John - you meet some really interesting people and their cars and i get the feeling some of them only 'come out' for Prescott.
Particularly like the RR Phantom 1 (or Ghost) rolling chassis.
Did he really drive it there -just like they went to the Coachbuilders.
And the magnificent 6 1/2 chauffeur driven complete with microphone.
Oh and some nice W.O.'s
JW
Particularly like the RR Phantom 1 (or Ghost) rolling chassis.
Did he really drive it there -just like they went to the Coachbuilders.
And the magnificent 6 1/2 chauffeur driven complete with microphone.
Oh and some nice W.O.'s
JW
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Iain Warner
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Actually the congratulations for me were a little premature. Alistair Littlewood had originally been shown in class 6 whereas he is in class 5 and therefore took the handicap award there.
Interestingly Alistair now drives the ex Paul Tunnicliffe 3 litre and is several seconds faster than Paul used to be in it. And a lot faster than me!
Iain
Interestingly Alistair now drives the ex Paul Tunnicliffe 3 litre and is several seconds faster than Paul used to be in it. And a lot faster than me!
Iain
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