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Old 15 Nov 2008, 17:05 (Ref:2335366)   #1
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March 733

Hi everyone, This is all new to me so apologies if i ive made a mistake. I own a March 733 Chassis No: 18 that i purchased from Adrian Hamilton of Edinburgh. Does anyone know any earlier history of this car. I am in the process of overhauling the car to hopefully run in 09. I am struggling to identify the front brake discs, any help would be gratefull received. Thanks Peter.
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Old 15 Nov 2008, 21:36 (Ref:2335460)   #2
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This was Masami Kuwashima's Reystan Racing car in 1973, used in the UK series [I have most of the results]
Don't know where it went after that. May not have raced in 1974 as that was a fairly depressed time in British F3.

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Old 17 Nov 2008, 13:59 (Ref:2336401)   #3
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adrian hamilton was a "dealer" i recall him running special saloon cars in the very late 70`s/early 80`s notably the VW Scirocco with Imp motor and he also had an Imp of some kind he raced

front brakes on a march F3 car will be the same as on F2 FAtlantic car their brakes will be AP 4 pot (later i can get u a part number from my car) if it is a 2 pot could be AP or Girling AR

If you need uprights gearbox parts or body let me know and yes i can!
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Old 18 Nov 2008, 07:30 (Ref:2336798)   #4
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Two different Adrian Hamiltons? The dealer by that name was in Surrey, certainly not in Edinburgh.
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Old 18 Nov 2008, 11:41 (Ref:2336917)   #5
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nowt to do with duncan hamilton garage
this is a guy who was from edinburgh area came south to brands did some special saloon races had the vw scirrocco race car when he raced down here
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Old 18 Nov 2008, 12:59 (Ref:2336954)   #6
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Gentlemen, this is the March 733 thread, your discussion should be on the miscellaneous car dealers thread...

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Old 19 Nov 2008, 21:25 (Ref:2337916)   #7
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Thanks Chris for that information, will be coming back to you with regards to results etc. This car is fitted with 2 pot girling ARMk3? As for Adrian Hamilton, he was a manufacturer of garage doors, it appeared to me that he had been involved in formula ford racing for a very long time, although when i purchased the car from him he had a racing Austin A30 & also a racing mini. In '96' he was a member of the historic formula 3 register , if that helps you any driftwood.
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Old 19 Nov 2008, 22:05 (Ref:2337954)   #8
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Chris blx!
All i can recall is the adrian hamilton form scotland was some dealer type guy who came down for 3 weeks in the winter 1 season around 1980 He slept in his bus/truck/van to do the special saloon winter races
1 year he had Imp another he had this VW scircco- i was at school at the time at a guess he would have been 30?
That is all i know of him i may have the wrong man or barking up the wrong tree on this 1
Guys how often am i wrong??!!!
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Old 19 Nov 2008, 22:33 (Ref:2337998)   #9
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Either there are three Adrian Hamiltons or Drifty's wrong. So obviously there are three Adrian Hamiltons.
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Old 20 Jan 2009, 21:25 (Ref:2375597)   #10
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Allen i had fone call today from adrian hamilton asking for gearbox
so we got chatting blah blah blah i said are you the scirocco driver he said he was and he sold peter this 733
he said he bought the car 12 odd years ago in bits from parkin
am i good or what!
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From the March Sporstcars thread, but re 733s, I don't think March ran any works cars in 73 F3 did they?
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Only sort of... I think that both Ian Taylor and Russell Wood had works support
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Old 18 Feb 2009, 16:05 (Ref:2399725)   #13
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From the March Sporstcars thread, but re 733s, I don't think March ran any works cars in 73 F3 did they?
The March 733 driven by "Teleco" was entered by Angeleri March Racing Brazil
so was this a clandestine 'works' car?

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As far as I'm aware, subsequent owners of the Ian Taylor 733 were

Ian Briggs (converted to run an MAE in F4)
Mike Cresdee
John Brown
Chris Fawkes (converted to Monoposto spec)
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