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Art Riley & Nick Cone's P1800 did not
make the finish after a huge
accident with the #20 Cobra |
Quick Rick Hayden in SoCal now
owns the 51 and it is gorgeous.
A lotta work after what was left. |
Paddy Hopkirk & Timo
Mäkinen took this amazing Sprite to 18th OA |
More amazing was the 61 of Clive Baker
and Rauno Aaltonen at
15th overall |
Who is passing who? The 57 Alfa was
27th, the Healey 3000 was 17th |
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| Gerhard Mitter and Herbert Linge were
9th OA in their factory 904 |
Scooter Patrick and Dave Jordan made
10th in #41 Porsche from Precision motors |
Briggs Cunningham and John Fitch took
their 904 to 20th |
6th OA was the 904 Porsche of Joe
Buzzetta and Dutchman Ben Pon |
The legend Howard Hanna and Richard
Toland ran all 12 hours to 42d in this Renault Djet |
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Poor #56 had troubles all day
but managed to keep going to a nice 2d in GT 1.6 and 24th OA |
Here Andrea de Adamich or Roberto
Bussinello tries to get the stalled
GTZ going. |
Somehow the soaked driver
fixes it and carries on. No such
relief for the flagman |
Merle Brennen and Frank Morrill
took the #49 MGB poster car to
25th overall (top right) |
The #48 MGB with Brad Picard
and Al Pease a couple northeast
guys finished 32nd |
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Porsche Super90 of Dave McLain
and Leland Dieas had a good
race to 31st overall |
Ray Cuomo drove this Beach Mk 8
Ford for 16 laps before it broke. What is a Beach Mk 8? |
Peter Bolton only made 5 laps
in this Spitfire before crashing out |
Bruno Deserti's Alfa GTZ about
to be eaten by Jim Hall's
winning Chaparral |