Baubles Picture Parade.

[Gerard C]

This very particular back end brought a nice nickname to the Alpine, le dinosaure…* Many things change in F3 when works teams were involved, previously it was only a matter of good and wealthy amateurs.

[delta]

Wow,!!!! I made it on to Bobs pictures. Thanks Bob great pic of the 793.I remember that race as I was pushing on to try for a sub 60's lap. Think I did a 60.066 in the end. I then let young Tom Smith race the car the following year and he did a 59.5. Blooming kids. Happy Days.

[Alan Morgan]

The middle car in the bottom row is Graham Ridgway's Reynard SF79 FF2000. Graham and his daughter Jen are great supporters of the Historic FF2000 championship.

Sadly, having been a subscriber to Ten-Tenths for a number of years and having been reminded that my subscription is up for renewal, I probably won't be renewing it this year and hence won't be visiting as much in the future.

It was fun while it lasted but I've become increasingly irritated by posts containing political and, dare I say it, racist views in a forum that should be about something completely different...

Adieu.

[Tim Barry]

Car 103 in post 1119 is Mark Brett's Ballamy with Ford V8 propulsion.

[bauble]

Here we go again;

[bauble]

Clubmans in action.

[bauble]

All taken at the same race - name it.

[bauble]

Good morning photo fans.

[bauble]

Back to reality;

[bauble]

Proper Jobs;

[E.B]

Originally Posted by bauble

Back to reality;

Yay and not a Transit in sight!

[bauble]

A few for Stuart to id for us;

[Gerard C]

Compliment to pic 3 and Monaco thread:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAzKhtAFE80

[bauble]

To keep him busy'

[bauble]

Finding intros to these pasts is increasingly difficult;

[bauble]

Who cares?

[bauble]

No problems with these beauties, I love them.

[wnut]

Would feel very exposed and precarious in the car photographed in image 2 in post # 1142 above.

Thanks again for sharing all the wonderful pictures you have taken Bauble. I am enjoying them immensely despite being ignorant of what many of the cars are.

[E.B]

Originally Posted by bauble

Finding intros to these pasts is increasingly difficult;

Bob..... A picture is worth a thousand words.
(Especially those in this thread)

[delta]

Originally Posted by E.B

Bob..... A picture is worth a thousand words.
(Especially those in this thread)

Ah good old Tele Savarlis. “ I’m sure the spelling is wrong”

[Mike Bell]

Originally Posted by delta

Ah good old Tele Savarlis. “ I’m sure the spelling is wrong”

‘KOJAK’ easier to spell!

[bauble]

Originally Posted by wnut

Would feel very exposed and precarious in the car photographed in image 2 in post # 1142 above.

Thanks again for sharing all the wonderful pictures you have taken Bauble. I am enjoying them immensely despite being ignorant of what many of the cars are.

Must be an age thing, I find it hard to believe that people don't recognise many of the cars they are so obvious to me.

But then I could not name most of the cars that race at Le Mans these days.

I may have to include names in future.

[bauble]

Originally Posted by Gerard C

Compliment to pic 3 and Monaco thread:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EAzKhtAFE80

Thanks Gerry, a great video. Quite scary.

[bauble]

Post 1141; Delage, Bentley, Frazer Nash, Bentley and Aston Martin, Bentley, Delahaye.

Post 1134; Frazer Nash, Connaught, Bugatti, Tec Mec Maserati, ERA, Keift GP,

Post 1135 D-Type Jaguar, Cooper jaguar, C-Type Jaguar, Tojeiro Bristol, Jaguar XK140, Aston Martin.

Post 1142; Austin Healey, Cooper Bristol, Aston Martin DB3s, Frazer Nash Le Mans Replica, Aston Martin DB4 (?), RGS Atlanta.

[bauble]

A few from the FIA GT3 series 2009;