rec.autos.simulators

> My old man can.
> May 2nd 1940. He made his sim racing debut on VROC 3 weeks ago <G>

> MS


> > July 27, 1948. Top that!

> > BB

>I can attest to that (the debut, not the age).

>My prediction: Sly ol' fox to be wary of, once he gets some practise.

>Jan.
>----


>> My old man can.
>> May 2nd 1940. He made his sim racing debut on VROC 3 weeks ago <G>

>> MS


>> > July 27, 1948. Top that!

>> > BB

> > , 05.04.1951

> Bruce, step in for the victory!!!! ;)

> --
> -- Fran?ois Mnard <ymenard>
> -- May the Downforce be with you...
> -- http://www.WeRace.net
> -- People think it must be fun to be a super genius, but they don't
realise
> how hard it is to put up with all the idiots in the world.

> My entire wardrobe is older than him! (slight exaggeration ;-))

> Jan.
> ----


> > You're the cheeky one! <g>  Damn, I've got socks older than you!

> > Kurt
> <Snip>
> > >13/11/81.. Beat that!
> > >Er, oh :-)

> > >--
> > >Cheers!
> > >Graeme Nash

> ROTFLOL

> You mean you have the flares to go with that shirt in your JPEG? What
about
> the paisley tank top <G>

> MS


> > My entire wardrobe is older than him! (slight exaggeration ;-))

> > Jan.
> > ----
> > <snip>

>My old man can.
>May 2nd 1940. He made his sim racing debut on VROC 3 weeks ago <G>

>MS


>> July 27, 1948. Top that!

>> BB

> CONGRATULATIONS, Mr. Hym!
> Although I do know of one visitor of RAS who is even older than your
> goodself (and NO, people, that's NOT me!)

> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
> ---------------------------

> > I'm a race car simmer born in 1940. Been doing it, on and off as work
> <Snip>

> I'm a race car simmer born in 1940. Been doing it, on and off as work
> allows, since the orginal Papyrus Indy Car release.  I also have quite
> a bit of real world experience dating back to 1954 including a MG
> TD(on dirt at Ascot yet), Abarth-Zagato Double Bubble, Sprites, Lotus
> 11, and on up to a certain series of Ford engined monsters including
> the Wedge Engines. I have hours on tracks all over the place,
> including some that are only memories. I assure you that I'm a lot
> quicker than 6 minutes at Rouen.  Maybe because my dad taught me a
> lot, early. And,  been trail braking since I was just a nipper and I
> like set ups that allow me to crank in lots of opposite lock with loud
> pedal steering.

> As soon as I have the time, God willing and the creeks don't rise, I'm
> going to start on line with GPL. I'm still getting track time and
> sorting out the setups. I would really like to see a good Appendix J,
> Sports Racing, add on if anybody is interested in the 60's. I'd love
> to get back into the virtual 427 Nassau Snake. The real one we had
> scared the snot out of me. But, I think I'd be a lot braver if I
> didn't have to worry about the investment value of a one off and a
> little thing like death in flames.

> >>My old man can.
> >>May 2nd 1940. He made his sim racing debut on VROC 3 weeks ago <G>

> >>MS


> >>> July 27, 1948. Top that!

> >>> BB

> >My dad could beat that(age anyway) - June 17, 1923.  He can't drive GPL
worth a
> >damn, though.  He happened to stop by once while I was running it.  It
took him
> >about 6 minutes to get around Rouen... :-)

> >Eldred

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> Don't believe him... he's been 82 since '96 ;-))

> Jan.
> =---


> > CONGRATULATIONS, Mr. Hym!
> > Although I do know of one visitor of RAS who is even older than your
> > goodself (and NO, people, that's NOT me!)

> > --
> > Regards,
> > Bruce Kennewell,
> > Canberra, Australia.
> > ---------------------------

> > > I'm a race car simmer born in 1940. Been doing it, on and off as work
> > <Snip>

> LOL!!
> Thanks for that, Jan.......yes, I well remember how visitors to Vegemite
> were fascinated by my age and the fact that I could recall with clarity my
> combat experiences in WW2.

> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
> ---------------------------

> LOL!!
> Thanks for that, Jan.......yes, I well remember how visitors to Vegemite
> were fascinated by my age and the fact that I could recall with clarity my
> combat experiences in WW2.

> --
> Regards,
> Bruce Kennewell,
> Canberra, Australia.
> ---------------------------

> > Don't believe him... he's been 82 since '96 ;-))

> > Jan.
> > =---


> > > CONGRATULATIONS, Mr. Hym!
> > > Although I do know of one visitor of RAS who is even older than your
> > > goodself (and NO, people, that's NOT me!)

> > > --
> > > Regards,
> > > Bruce Kennewell,
> > > Canberra, Australia.
> > > ---------------------------

> > > > I'm a race car simmer born in 1940. Been doing it, on and off as
work
> > > <Snip>

>> It took him about 6 minutes to get around Rouen... :-)

>At least now you know where you get your racing skills! ;-)

>Andrew McP