Goodwood "themed" night

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Mr.M

Discussion Starter · Oct 24, 2008

Now you've got your regular night set in the calendar how about setting a date for a classic night.

4th November would be good for me and I mentioned it to Steve & Geoff last night at Liphook.

4-6 classes - depending on numbers - based on grids from any of the Goodwood Revivals. Saloons, Front engined GP, 60's GT, 50's Sports etc. That sort of thing anyway. Keep it fairly open, ruleswise, so as to let homebuilts and modified stuff to run. As long as they look OK.

Whaddya think?

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Scott B

· #15 · Oct 29, 2008 (Edited by Moderator)

Can I add a definitely (maybe). I'm a long way from my diary this week so can't be sure, but it sounds like a fun night and a good reason to rummage through all the crates of cars to find things to run.

No doubt Jim can give me directions.

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Scott B

· #42 · Nov 12, 2008

They might with Ortmann's...

A good night, not least as I got a chance to race my Pegaso, or perhaps I should say run around at the back until the rear wheel fell off.

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Scott B

· #45 · Nov 12, 2008

Memories.

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Scott B

· #54 · Dec 3, 2008

Very doubtful for me. Be sure to post pictures to make me envious.

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Scott B

· #57 · Dec 10, 2008

Nice grids!

The split saloon classes look more... proportionate, although it was a hoot to see the Abarth run next to the Galaxie.

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Scott B

· #67 · Jan 10, 2009

Not me this month.

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Scott B

· #71 · Jan 14, 2009

That's a light dusting for Jim. I've seem him race cars that had movable aero parts made of dust. It was like watching a live, 1/32 scale wind tunnel test.

I will try to make the next one. Should have recovered my slot mojo by then.

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