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Old 13 Mar 2006, 08:48 (Ref:1545807)   #151
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I think it was Spencen Elton who wrapped it round the tree at Wiscombe .I will confirm this after I have spoken with later to-day
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Old 21 Mar 2006, 17:31 (Ref:1555876)   #152
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Old 21 Mar 2006, 21:09 (Ref:1556091)   #153
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I know those are wets but these cars look so much better on treaded tyres. Lincoln if you are watching, it looks good my friend.

Ted do you remember when you found those bits at Church Farm? My 7 year old son came and got me out of the garden "Dad, there is a guy on the phone, says his name is Derek Bell" -yer right! He assured me the bits were his to sell, and as I was not aware of the fall out with TW I wasn't quite sure what he was on about. But then we chatted about his recent wins, very easy going, what a gentleman to talk for so long to a fan.
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Old 22 Mar 2006, 08:51 (Ref:1557367)   #154
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Andrew. I went down there straight away and recovered some wheels ,spare tacho, but was too late for the photos etc that had been burnt the previous week. I was a bit shocked when I told Tom Wheatcroft that I owned his old BT30 to be told by him, that in fact "he did" but after he had a good laugh about it.
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Old 22 Mar 2006, 08:53 (Ref:1557368)   #155
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Forgot to mention . Spencer did have a "big one" with the BT30 at wiscombe .He sorted the chassis out by the use of a tractor and rope.(hope its straight now)
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Old 22 Mar 2006, 16:53 (Ref:1557571)   #156
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Old 22 Mar 2006, 21:56 (Ref:1557794)   #157
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Chassis #11, John Watson, 1970 & 1971, was it THAT colour when new? That's taking being Irish a bit to far.

Ted, a tractor, -#*%@!, explains a lot, I thought it was my driving.
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Old 25 Mar 2006, 08:54 (Ref:1560155)   #159
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Yes the Watson car was that green,although its not quite like that when seen in the flesh(its racing at Donington Sunday week)
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Old 29 Mar 2006, 16:21 (Ref:1564283)   #160
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BT30-8 Irish Racing Cars
1969
April 7th Thruxton Tommy Reid dna
October 12th Vallelunga Tommy Reid 20th
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May 25th Crystal Palace Alan Rollinson 10th
September 13th Phoenix Park Tommy Reid dna
November 22nd Israel Tommy Reid 6
1971 11th July, Mondello Park, John Smith
1971 Bob Howlings, for sale 18-11-1971 p. 59
1972 possibly John Smith but no more till Simon Hadfield early 80’s
1986 Andrew Fellowes, restored & raced in HSCC with FVA
1990 George Nuse. Aluminium tanks retained but now with BT36 bag tanks
1992 Jordan Harris
2005 for sale
There's a typo in this one Andrew. It was Tommy Reid who advertised it (as "BT30-8") 18 Nov 1971 p59, not Bobby Howlings.

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Old 29 Mar 2006, 21:11 (Ref:1564500)   #161
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Noted, corrected in my records Many thanks
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Old 30 Mar 2006, 06:01 (Ref:1564861)   #162
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Don't think that the following have had a mention yet;

1974 A/S May 2nd p.65 BT30 FVA with trailer, Tony Lambert, Knowle 021 772 5561
1974 A/S May 23rd p.66 BT30 BDA 1930cc, John Hinley, 11 Lodge Rd, Knowle 4585
1974 A/S Aug 22nd p.65 BT30 rolling chassis, Don Parker tralier 01 540 3535
1974 A/S Sep 19th p.59 BT30 Holbay, Peter Mumford 01 540 0771/4
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Old 30 Mar 2006, 07:47 (Ref:1564915)   #163
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BT30-8 Andrew I also have Sold to Nekson Todd in 1972 (july).Later on before Braburn I have Bob Wilson .Not forgetting Spencer Elton and the tree.
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Think that tree should have a commemorative plaque.

1973 and 3 weeks after Howlings advertises ex Alan Rollinson Bogata BT30 on the back page A/S, this that I hadn’t noticed before;

1973 A/S Jan 25th p.48 BT30 Alan Rollinson’s Bogata BT30, Adrian Bethall, Sheffield 686171
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Old 31 Mar 2006, 05:26 (Ref:1565759)   #165
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BT30-8 Andrew I also have Sold to Nekson Todd in 1972 (july).Later on before Braburn I have Bob Wilson .Not forgetting Spencer Elton and the tree.
Just to add to the confusion - that's more or less what I have for #6 (the Rollinson Bogota car)
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