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e3gogo
Japan
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 Posted - 23/03/2014 : 15:57:50
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Hello, everyone. How do you do? It is an honor to get used to your fellow.
It got the J2 two years ago, and overhaul the E / G, and enjoys driving from last week.
While the car is finished, friends facebook has kindly examined the history of my car.
Your car took part: 24.2.1934 SUNBAC Colmore Trophy 3rd class award: 2/12/1934LMC Percy Butler Trial winner of the Bruns Cup; 27.4.1935: JCC North Wales Trial, Winner of the Rowlands Challenmge Trophy; 30.6.1935: LMC Trial Class win; 1935 MGCC /NW) Cockshoot Cup Trial; 19.1.1936: MGCC Chiltern Trial; 4.10.1936 LCC Buxton Trial 3rd class award and 6.12.1936 LMC Perce Butler Trial, 3rd Class award.
Thank you Yoji Iseki
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Andy Rogers
United Kingdom
302 Posts |
Posted - 23/03/2014 : 16:07:28
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Welcome to the MG fraternity, Yoji.
We're a friendly bunch and always happy to help out a fellow enthusiast.
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Ray Masters
United Kingdom
568 Posts |
Posted - 23/03/2014 : 17:37:22
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| Hello Yoji. Welcome to the Forum. Very interested to see that your J2 competed in many events in the 1930s. Some of those events were in North Wales & the North West of England. Do you know who the driver (s) was ?. |
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George Eagle
United Kingdom
3240 Posts |
Posted - 23/03/2014 : 18:37:22
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Hello Yoji
And welcome from me also - the car looks very nice!
I have no doubt our trials experts will be able to add to the history of your car.
George
Hon Secretary
Triple-M Register. |
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e3gogo
Japan
12 Posts |
Posted - 24/03/2014 : 00:27:03
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Hello Andy
It than I am allowed to talk while using translation software, you might need to decipher the double.
Thank you.
Yoji |
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e3gogo
Japan
12 Posts |
Posted - 24/03/2014 : 00:36:11
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Hello George.
Thank you for the welcome.
Future, because I believe you would like to return to the form of the original small place of this car, and we look forward to good advice.
Yoji |
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e3gogo
Japan
12 Posts |
Posted - 24/03/2014 : 00:52:52
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Hello Ray.
This car over to the U.S. from the UK home country, it seems to have come to Japan.
Thankfully, I had you examined the initial data, but there is no data from then he moved.
The chassis number of my J2 is J3593.
And the E / G number is 2521 A117 J.
Mr.Jos- Pierre Wantz checked the history by the data mentioned above.
Yoji |
Edited by - e3gogo on 24/03/2014 01:06:53 |
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JMH
United Kingdom
911 Posts |
Posted - 24/03/2014 : 17:05:10
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Yoji,
There are references to your J2 in "Light Car" magazine 09/10/36 (p609) & The "Sports Car" magazine 11/35 (p326). I'm not sure if there is photos there, or just references, without digging out the magazines themselves. The driver in all the events you mention was Mr C.R.Pond.
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MGB
Netherlands
114 Posts |
Posted - 25/03/2014 : 09:12:45
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#27915;#20108;#12371;#12435;#12395;#12385;#12399;
#27475;#36814;#12392;#31169;#12399;#12354;#12394;#12383;#12364;#21516;#12376;#12367;#12425;#12356;#31169;#12398;#12424;#12358;#12395;#12354;#12394;#12383;#12398;J2#12434;#12362;#27005;#12375;#12415;#12367;#12384;#12373;#12356;#12290;
Hello Yoji,
Welcome and I hope you enjoy your J2 as much as I do.
Did anyone mention a red J2, did I hear someone say "trial"?
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Colin Butchers
United Kingdom
1487 Posts |
Posted - 25/03/2014 : 10:43:18
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Hello Yoji,
According to Mike Hawke's (late father of JMH) book "How They Ran" your car J3593 also competed in the Liverpool Motor Club Trial of 30th June 1935 and the MG Car Club Cockshoot Trial of 1935 (date not mentioned) in addition to those events listed by you. In all events, the driver was C R Pond. In addition, in the Junior Car Club North Wales Trial of 27th April 1935 he won the Rowlands Challenge Cup.
If anyone has copies of the magzines referred to by Jeremy (JMH) these might well show the U.K. Registration Number, but I rather doubt whether they do, because in Mike's two books relating to the J2 Model, he says "U.K. Registration not known". I am sure that if any photographs existed Mike would have found them.
Very best of luck - and enjoy the J2.
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e3gogo
Japan
12 Posts |
Posted - 26/03/2014 : 03:48:27
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Hello JH.
Stay of information at home grew three months (^ ^;;
Thank you.
Yoji |
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e3gogo
Japan
12 Posts |
Posted - 26/03/2014 : 03:52:48
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Hello MGB.
That's right!
So not quite the Japanese to such a way of enjoying in the PWC, It is not but I enjoy doing so!
To do this, I have to finish in the best condition J2.
Thaku you.
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e3gogo
Japan
12 Posts |
Posted - 26/03/2014 : 04:23:53
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Hewllo Colin B.
What a lovely data is!
I am very grateful to me examine the success of 20 years ago close as born of his own.
And more than a generation, we are happy together with her"J2".
Thankyou.
Yoji |
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