Pictures on Parade.

[Tel 911S]

Originally Posted by Alfaholic

As you were involved with ASM, you may like to know that at least one of the replicas is in road use - this was at the VSCC meeting at Mallory Park today and is shown on the DVLA as an ASM

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Thanks for those pictures .
I don,t recognise the registration , but a lot of people bought their own numbers .
I would say that most of the cars were bought for road use , and people would say that they loved driving them , but had to always allow extra time on the road as everybody would want look at he cars and talk about them .

[percy]

Random shots from Mallory...

[bauble]

Looks like you are getting the hang of your latest camera, Chris. You have a great talent for catching the 'action' in a photograph, something I was never very good at, Keep them coming, I'll overcome my jealousy.

Picture five really takes me back to my youth.

[Mike Harte]

Originally Posted by bauble

Picture five really takes me back to my youth.

Surely more like middle age than youth!

[bauble]

Originally Posted by Mike Harte

Surely more like middle age than youth!

Why does the site not have a V sign?

[Gerard C]

Originally Posted by bauble

Why does the site not have a V sign?

Because you're only allowed one finger at a time!

[Peter Mallett]

Syncronised swimming at the Silverstone Festival:

[E.B]

Crikey that looks a bit moist. Love the pic of the Jägermeister CSL 'Batmobile.'

[Peter Mallett]

It wasn't always raining though:

[bauble]

Splish, Splash, I was taking a bath... Love them Peter, pictures in wet conditions make for great viewing, akes your realse why 'Motor Racing is Dangerous' as it says on the back of the ticket.

The animals went in two by two. Another entertaining set I do like the Healeys shot, makes me remember when I could wield a camera trackside.

Thanks, Peter.

[Peter Mallett]

Somebody mentioned pit and paddock photos:





https://photos.smugmug.com/Silversto..._W2A0540-M.jpg

[morninggents]

Yes, I love them.
But I have to say that the air blowers for cooling is hardly historic.

[Peter Mallett]

Goes back to something I commented on previously. When I first watched an HSCC meeting the cars were between 14 and 25 years old, ( Lotus 33s, Lister Knobbly etc.) Ergo, GT3s and their accoutrements are historic.

[dwh43scale]

https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjBFyoM

Initial selection from VSCC Mallory here - more will be added in time.

[zefarelly]

Originally Posted by Peter Mallett

Goes back to something I commented on previously. When I first watched an HSCC meeting the cars were between 14 and 25 years old, ( Lotus 33s, Lister Knobbly etc.) Ergo, GT3s and their accoutrements are historic.

Nice snaps Peter . . . . It's an odd one isn't it . . . . My first Cortina Mk1 was old when I was 18 . . . 24 years old . . . . My race car I've owned almost that long and its now nearly 70!