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10 Mar 2006, 22:55 (Ref:1543249)
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Ehrlich Formula 3
who has got any informatrions about the ehrlich F3 team ?
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11 Mar 2006, 07:37 (Ref:1543383)
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There was a hillclimb / F3 / Atlantic rolling chassis recently for sale in the Channel Islands. I think it was a 1981 car.
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11 Mar 2006, 07:56 (Ref:1543394)
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Dr Erlich was an interesting man. A very clever engineer.
Lots of info here: www.f3history.co.uk And click on Erlich in Manufacturers Met him once when he was running Ian Flux in F3. Never had enough money to fo f3 properly. |
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12 Mar 2006, 19:21 (Ref:1545357)
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does anyone know were i can find him?
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12 Mar 2006, 20:38 (Ref:1545428)
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Roger,
I am afraid Dr Erlich has died. He was involved in Environmental Engine Technology recently as is can be seen here: http://www.docscipark.com.au/ee_tech.html He had a big interest in bikes as well as cars - A very clever man. |
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30 Jun 2006, 21:46 (Ref:1645294)
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Its actually a 1979 RP4 car updated with later 1980/1 RP5 bodywork (a copy of the March 792 bodywork).It has run a FVC and BDA/G amongst others while on the hills.
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1 Jul 2006, 13:49 (Ref:1645633)
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You'll find some interesting information on this website: http://www.f3history.co.uk/
Click on Manufacturers and then on Ehrlich. |
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1 Jul 2006, 13:59 (Ref:1645640)
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Wasn't there a Waddon-Ehrlich 250cc 2-stroke engine that was used in Superkarts back in 1982. I think Nigel Smith [he went on to drive the HMSO Cavalier] drove it... it was yellow and sponsored by Stocksigns ? I think Dr. Ehrlich played a part in that too.
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2 Jul 2006, 20:30 (Ref:1646755)
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Do I remember Roger Something and Bev bond driving for Erlich in F3; a rather angular car? Top car but very hot competition at the time and was rather overshadowed.
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2 Jul 2006, 21:03 (Ref:1646786)
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The 250cc kart engine sounds very probable, because after Erlich turned his back on F3/Atlantic in 1980 he went back to motorcycle engine tuning, and with some considerable success.
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26 Oct 2012, 04:53 (Ref:3157818)
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Quote:
Ehrlich started out as a manufacturer of two-stroke engines just after WW2 to the mid-1960's as the Ehrlich Motor Co or EMC, specialising in 125cc and 250cc bikes. |
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26 Oct 2012, 17:47 (Ref:3158130)
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Know very little, saw two cars in Monza, at the Gran Premio Lotteria, back in the mid '70s (1977?), the newer car being driven by Jean-Pierre Dieudonne, the second by none other than a very young Adrian Reynard
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