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Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

Dave

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Dave » Tue, 04 Jul 2000 04:00:00

Posted on alt.binaries.simulators.autos I thought a few of you would
like to see these pics of a 1967 Brabham BT 24 F2 car.This weekend was
the 12th annual Pacific Northwest Historic races at Seattle
International Raceway.Lots of great cars and races,but I figured this
would interest most of you GPL'ers.These are all 1024x768 hi-res shots,I
hope you like them.
BTW The driver is John Dimmer of Tacoma,Wa. He drove this car excellent!

Dave K

David Er

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by David Er » Tue, 04 Jul 2000 04:00:00

Nice pictures. Surprising to see a V8 in an F2 car; no wonder there was room
for the Repco in the F1 model.  The shot of the car with the driver in it
really shows just how small this car is.
Thaks
David


DTP

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by DTP » Tue, 04 Jul 2000 04:00:00

Great shots Dave. Thanks for taking the time to post them for all the unfortunate souls that were unable to attend. I've
been a huge fan of the cars from that era since as long as I can remember, but have never been lucky enough to spend any
time in the presence of one. Looks like you had a great time. Aaahhhhhh...someday my ship will come...

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                                                       See ya in the pits,
                                                                 Deano

I have a terrible memory. In fact it's so bad that I can't remember how long it's been since I've forgotten anything.


> Posted on alt.binaries.simulators.autos I thought a few of you would
> like to see these pics of a 1967 Brabham BT 24 F2 car.This weekend was
> the 12th annual Pacific Northwest Historic races at Seattle
> International Raceway.Lots of great cars and races,but I figured this
> would interest most of you GPL'ers.These are all 1024x768 hi-res shots,I
> hope you like them.
> BTW The driver is John Dimmer of Tacoma,Wa. He drove this car excellent!

> Dave K

Bruce Kennewel

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Bruce Kennewel » Tue, 04 Jul 2000 04:00:00

But the F1 model WAS the F2 model! (If you know what  mean. That was exactly
what Tauranac decided to do.....use what was essentially an F2 chassis
design for the F1 car.)

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


> Nice pictures. Surprising to see a V8 in an F2 car; no wonder there was
room
> for the Repco in the F1 model.  The shot of the car with the driver in it
> really shows just how small this car is.
> Thaks
> David



> > Posted on alt.binaries.simulators.autos I thought a few of you would
> > like to see these pics of a 1967 Brabham BT 24 F2 car.This weekend was
> > the 12th annual Pacific Northwest Historic races at Seattle
> > International Raceway.Lots of great cars and races,but I figured this
> > would interest most of you GPL'ers.These are all 1024x768 hi-res shots,I
> > hope you like them.
> > BTW The driver is John Dimmer of Tacoma,Wa. He drove this car excellent!

> > Dave K

Ashley McConnel

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Ashley McConnel » Tue, 04 Jul 2000 04:00:00

Dave

Really would like to see your pics....have you got a website I could have a
look at?  I cant get any binary newsgroups

Thanks

Ash


| Posted on alt.binaries.simulators.autos I thought a few of you would
| like to see these pics of a 1967 Brabham BT 24 F2 car.This weekend was
| the 12th annual Pacific Northwest Historic races at Seattle
| International Raceway.Lots of great cars and races,but I figured this
| would interest most of you GPL'ers.These are all 1024x768 hi-res shots,I
| hope you like them.
| BTW The driver is John Dimmer of Tacoma,Wa. He drove this car excellent!
|
| Dave K
|

Stephen Barnet

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Stephen Barnet » Tue, 04 Jul 2000 04:00:00

I think the car you are referring to is the 2.5 litre BT23A Tasman series
car if it was from '67. The F2 cars in '67 were the BT23 and BT23C, both
with a Cosworth FVA engine (4 cylinder). The BT19 also was used in the
Tasman series with a 2.5 V8. Unfortunately I can't get the binaries.sim to
download so I can't tell you exactly. You are right in thinking that the
BT24 was derived from the F2 and Tasman cars. A slightly larger engine bay
was the main difference in the chassis dept.
Steve

>Posted on alt.binaries.simulators.autos I thought a few of you would
>like to see these pics of a 1967 Brabham BT 24 F2 car.This weekend was
>the 12th annual Pacific Northwest Historic races at Seattle
>International Raceway.Lots of great cars and races,but I figured this
>would interest most of you GPL'ers.These are all 1024x768 hi-res shots,I
>hope you like them.
>BTW The driver is John Dimmer of Tacoma,Wa. He drove this car excellent!

>Dave K

Dave

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Dave » Wed, 05 Jul 2000 04:00:00

On Mon, 3 Jul 2000 15:17:04 +0100, "Ashley McConnell"


>Dave

>Really would like to see your pics....have you got a website I could have a
>look at?  I cant get any binary newsgroups

>Thanks

>Ash

I posted a few pics at http://photos.yahoo.com/ampville click on the
racing folder
When I get some time I will post a few more.
Dave K
Gary Stephenso

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Gary Stephenso » Thu, 06 Jul 2000 04:00:00


> I posted a few pics at http://photos.yahoo.com/ampville click on the
> racing folder
> When I get some time I will post a few more.
> Dave K

Hi Dave,

Trying to build a better Bogner are you? Good luck. I'm a guitar player
and had to check out the amp pics. Your car pics were great. I especially
like the Lola T162. I love those CanAm cars, simply a gorgeous machine!

Gary

Stephen Barnet

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Stephen Barnet » Thu, 06 Jul 2000 04:00:00

Great pics on the website Dave! The car is a BT24-2 with the Repco 740
engine, and of the type that scored a Brabham one-two in France in '67
Steve

>On Mon, 3 Jul 2000 15:17:04 +0100, "Ashley McConnell"

>>Dave

>>Really would like to see your pics....have you got a website I could have
a
>>look at?  I cant get any binary newsgroups

>>Thanks

>>Ash

>I posted a few pics at http://photos.yahoo.com/ampville click on the
>racing folder
>When I get some time I will post a few more.
>Dave K

Dave

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Dave » Fri, 07 Jul 2000 04:00:00

On Wed, 05 Jul 2000 00:23:08 -0700, Gary Stephenson


>Hi Dave,

>Trying to build a better Bogner are you? Good luck. I'm a guitar player
>and had to check out the amp pics. Your car pics were great. I especially
>like the Lola T162. I love those CanAm cars, simply a gorgeous machine!

>Gary

Hi Gary,

Vintage cars and tube amps,is there anything better?!

Dave K

Timothy Mora

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Timothy Mora » Fri, 07 Jul 2000 04:00:00

Yes, really good solid state :)

T. Moran


> On Wed, 05 Jul 2000 00:23:08 -0700, Gary Stephenson

> >Hi Dave,

> >Trying to build a better Bogner are you? Good luck. I'm a guitar player
> >and had to check out the amp pics. Your car pics were great. I especially
> >like the Lola T162. I love those CanAm cars, simply a gorgeous machine!

> >Gary

> Hi Gary,

> Vintage cars and tube amps,is there anything better?!

> Dave K

Gary Stephenso

Brabham BT 24 F2 pics posted

by Gary Stephenso » Sat, 08 Jul 2000 04:00:00


> On Wed, 05 Jul 2000 00:23:08 -0700, Gary Stephenson

> Hi Gary,

> Vintage cars and tube amps,is there anything better?!

> Dave K

Sounds like I've found my religion...hallelujah! The potential for saints
is astounding.

Gary


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