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You sir, are a true car lover...

 

<------ 17 on the 17th of April + New Formula Red + So. Cal. Mountain roads =

 

<----- 18 on the 7th of April and lucky to get a used Miata by if he works his ass off over the summer.





Anyways, I'm interested in watching this movie. It's called "Grand Prix" and was made in the 60's?

-Matt

 

Bieg

Yours was a 73 red Spit mine was a 72 BRG MGB. I idolized Jim Clark as you did. I'd have sold my soul to be on Dan Gurney's pit crew.

I've waited 20 years for the S2000. I don't care if we show our age, we're both old enough to truly appreciate it. I loved the old British roadsters but the S is in a class of it's own.

If you don't stop writing these great articles, I'm never going to get away from this computer. This memory and yesterday's article about S. Honda, wow. I can't wait to read the next one.

 

and to think many wanted Beig banned from this place...... a true asset to our community and a master of the English language.

 

Keep these essays coming, Bieg! They a breath of air fresh air from the routine posts on this board, including most of the drivel that I put up.

I felt the emotion in your essay and went through many of the same experiences in my teens, including idolizing Jimmy Clark. But I started with a TR-3 Loved the Spitfire, though.

Thanks for giving us some very good reading!

 

Nice story Bieg, mine was a 1960 British Racing Green Austin-Healy Sprite. As for being an old F1 fan. I named my first son Graham, after British driving great Graham Hill.

P.S my Springer Spaniel is named Nigel, any guesses?

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Cobreth
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Anyways, I'm interested in watching this movie.

 

Grand Prix is a must see for anyone who loves racing. It makes Driven look like the most pathetic film ever made.