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rocknrob - May 25th, 2010 at 03:40 PM
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modulus - May 25th, 2010 at 04:15 PM
Well done Greg Mackie.
I find the results at the DLRA website somewhat confusing. The class in which the '56 competed (H/PRO), there is an entry for Don Kendall at 159 MPH,
apparently not good enough for the record. No records are shown for the Muller/Mackie cars; are these not recognised by the DLRA?
Yours confoundedly,
newghia - May 25th, 2010 at 05:06 PM
There is quite a bit of info about this on http://www.volksculture.com
Nath
HappyDaze - May 25th, 2010 at 05:24 PM
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posted by modulus
Well done Greg Mackie.
I find the results at the DLRA website somewhat confusing. The class in which the '56 competed (H/PRO), there is an entry for Don Kendall at 159 MPH,
apparently not good enough for the record. No records are shown for the Muller/Mackie cars; are these not recognised by the DLRA?
Yours confoundedly,
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Thanks Peter (well done for the 75.1 MPH, or the roll-over? HA HA.)
If you're confused, how do you think Steve Muller and I feel? All we know is that Steve clocked 127.370 in the Karmann Ghia, and I squeezed 75.1 out
of Steeve's stock '56 36hp Oval (record - 73.492). That is fact!
It was a great experience, however, and I hope to do the 'Salt' again next year with Steve and his team.
Cheers, Greg
FROSTY - May 25th, 2010 at 05:36 PM
I also found the DLRA confusing it what class anyone would run.