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Old 30 Jun 2016, 09:56 (Ref:3655902)   #101
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Not mentioned so far in this thread is John Blanckley's A40 that ran an MGB engine at the northern circuits in the late 60s. Fast car but handling always appeared a bit loose. I think it ran as a Rockwell or Rockcliffe A40 in the programme.
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Thanks. I've been able to flag a correction - the Morris Minor driver's name has now been corrected to Harry Ratcliffe!
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Thanks. I've been able to flag a correction - the Morris Minor driver's name has now been corrected to Harry Ratcliffe!
Well done - as I told the guys at REVS I am not infallible! RGDS RLT
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Not mentioned so far in this thread is John Blanckley's A40 that ran an MGB engine at the northern circuits in the late 60s. Fast car but handling always appeared a bit loose. I think it ran as a Rockwell or Rockcliffe A40 in the programme.
Mike and Andrew Jordan were going like stink and on for a win yesterday in their A40 until a rear cylinder bust, must have a stonkin 1300+ engine in it!

Anyone got a contact at all for John Blanckley as mentioned here? Writing a book and want to talk to him about his Unipower GT! Thanks in advance!

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At the risk of winning the prize for "most delayed thread revival", If anyone fancies joining the hallowed ranks of A40 racers, I have this fine example for sale at the moment, currently in the desirable 'Cafe Racer' stylee

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/173092177...84.m1555.l2649

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