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Old 24 Oct 2015, 21:29 (Ref:3585307)   #11
HayesCages
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HayesCages should be qualifying in the top 10 on the grid
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Funny what you can sometime find when looking for something completely different:

Autoweek 24 Oct 1970 p26: Allen Kahlberg of Seattle advertises his "Brabham BT29 - Chassis No 41".
Allen "Karlberg"... We purchased or Argo FC car from him a few years ago. Quite the character! I can send along contact info if you'd like to chat with him regarding the Brabham(s) he's owned.
Cheers,
Lawrence
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