In reply to Adrian_Thompson :
Pretty sure there’s a road course at the same location as the oval in Connecticut.
In reply to Adrian_Thompson :
Pretty sure there’s a road course at the same location as the oval in Connecticut.
In reply to BlueInGreen - Jon (Forum Supporter) :
Thompson (CT), I believe, had the first dedicated road course in the country. It fell into disrepair, but they continued oval racing there for many, many years. Within the past few years, they have rebuilt the road course. I haven't been back since then, but the Porsche Club, among others, has been holding events there.
Connecticut is not very big, but it's a total PITA to get to Thompson from where I live.
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In reply to Professor_Brap (Forum Supporter) :
Srt4 used as a shelf?
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In reply to Adrian_Thompson :
Cars in first Thompson Ct photo are a red Stanguelini F. Jr., a yellow Elva 100 Jr. Lola, Lotus Osca,Maserati A6G2000, etc. Thompson road course uses the oval too. MGTC flying onto the oval. Configuration may be different now. Ex Walt Hansgen Stanguelini Jr exiting the oval
pilotbraden said:06HHR said:Actully it is The one and only XB-15 it is much larger than the 299 or B-17. It shares a wing with the boring 314 clipper. The wing is so large and it has tunnels that allow access to the engines in flight.
I love the PanAm Clippers and have a few photos in the mancave...they were anything but boring. ; )
In reply to 914 Driver:
That MGA looks very familiar. I'm pretty sure I built that car. The owner was Bob Shoeplein (sp?).
Back in the fifties, the USAF tried doing this:
With these (with nukes), and were semi-successful:
Structurally, a B-47 is a bit different than an F-86. A lot of wings tore off.
Lucid Motors "Lucid Air"
Gary said:
Who is flying the F6F? He seems to be a good shot.
unrelated michigan bear and cat hounds on vacation in arizona
In reply to Duke :
you got me thinking about my favorite supersonic fighter
'73 Camaro with opera windows?
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