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Mike the M

United Kingdom
481 Posts

Posted - 29/09/2020 :  20:30:56  Show Profile
I am trying to collect all the details of the Abingdon to Abingdon trials, entry lists, route cards and results initially to be all put on the Triple M website.
The write ups from the various periodicals of the time would also be included, along with some pictures.
In due course, I would like the website to link to the present car database, and also a database of the 'stories' of the drivers.
This has been partially approved by our esteemed Committee.
However, I need you help, for I am struggling for all the information, as you will see from the accompanying chart. I have all the items marked with an 'x', so if you have any further 'gen', I would be very grateful to be able to borrow, or have an electronic copy, of the piece.
With thanks






Mike Dalby

LewPalmer

USA
3244 Posts

Posted - 29/09/2020 :  21:23:20  Show Profile
Mike,
Have you checked with Roger Thomas who, I believe, did quite a bit of research on the subject?

Lew Palmer
PA1169, 2M1281
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Blithe Spirit

United Kingdom
188 Posts

Posted - 30/09/2020 :  09:35:47  Show Profile
Hi Mike,
Mike Hawke did a lot of research on J series cars in competition and supplied me with period trials results for my car. A summary was published a few years back, but I know that there was a lot more detail gathered that was not published. Perhaps Jeremy could help.
Good luck.
David
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JohnE

United Kingdom
374 Posts

Posted - 30/09/2020 :  17:07:05  Show Profile
A quick look at Motor Sport archives throws up some links, but there are errors; for the 32 Trial J0346 is listed as a J2. It was in fact a nearly new J1, and needed a new engine afterwards.


JohnE
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JohnE

United Kingdom
374 Posts

Posted - 01/10/2020 :  12:05:44  Show Profile
I mean '33 of course (FB Hawley). He won an ashtray.

JohnE
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Mike the M

United Kingdom
481 Posts

Posted - 05/10/2020 :  19:41:40  Show Profile
I think that in the 1960s F. B. Hawley ran Hammonds Sauce Works in Shipley, West Yorkshire, and he had a daughter named Sheila! She was known as 'Saucy Hawley'!!!!

Mike Dalby
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Mike the M

United Kingdom
481 Posts

Posted - 01/11/2020 :  17:49:38  Show Profile
Come on you lot, this is not like you, I have seen very little from you!
Somebody must have reports from the Sports Car of the Light Car!


Mike Dalby
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