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... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Jan 13, 2010 1:58 pmby Old English White
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Wed Jan 13, 2010 3:59 pmby trw99
Obviously not a lightweight 26R....it took six of them to push it!
Tim
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Tue Feb 01, 2011 7:51 pmby Old English White
Sorry guys,
I am awaking that post .
The link is now dead .
But if one of the 3 hundreds download that , He will make my day if still had it .
In that case I will explain how to send it to me...
Any one !?!
Christian. 
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:03 pmby twincamman
weeelllll I thought they only made 'them' for 63 and 64 ------not 65 or66 or 61 and 62 ---just 63 and 64 ----but what do I know e
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:13 pmby bigvalvehead
1st 26R left factory on 25/2/64
last 26R left factory on 23/7/66
so they didn't make ''them'' in 63 your assumption in your post re your knowledge is correct.
Dave Hughes
26-R-9
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:35 pmby elanfan1
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:46 pmby twincamman
WEELLL ---IF LOTUS DID NOT JUST PRODUCE THE CARS FOR 2 YEARS --[63 AND 64 ] THERE MUST BE DOZENS WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED BY YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS ----AND THE 96 PRODUCED NUMBER IS INCORRECT ------A VERITABLE GOLD MINE ---BUT I DONT CONTROL THE 26R REGISTRY ----ED
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:46 pmby twincamman
WEELLL ---IF LOTUS DID NOT JUST PRODUCE THE CARS FOR 2 YEARS --[63 AND 64 ] THERE MUST BE DOZENS WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED BY YOUNG ENTREPRENEURS ----AND THE 96 PRODUCED NUMBER IS INCORRECT ------A VERITABLE GOLD MINE ---BUT I DONT CONTROL THE 26R REGISTRY ----ED
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 10:50 pmby gordont
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:00 pmby twincamman
WWEELL Gordon ---Im sure yours as much a 26R as the ones about to be discovered and put on the market -like long lost suddenly discovered cars -ed
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:06 pmby gordont
absolutely right, seems there are far more than were ever built by the factory!
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965...
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:10 pmby twincamman
and every one hawked for 90'000 pounds plus ----a VERY lucrative business for some ----but what do I know?????hopefully the market will become glutted with 26Rs and they will become devalued to the point where the 'entrepreneurs' will have picked enough pockets and will move on to another marque--I would not buy another one except the baskets I bought for 4k Cdn became a nice car -after 4 years work --ANYONE who buys a "26R "is liable to a questionable car in spite of race history or providence which can easily be reproduced and with the big money involved you can be sure someone cant resist --BTW there are reports of Clark and Hill and 'the boys RACING 26r S IN 1963 -BUT AGAIN ----WHAT DO I KNOW?????e
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Wed Feb 02, 2011 11:33 pmby twincamman
Christian you bounder ---you have done it again --
-e
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Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:45 amby Old English White
Here we are ...
You guys are incredible !
I was just asking for that f....g movie file... Nothing more !
That tell us the story of a japanese team that entered an BRG S1 26R in a race in Japan, in1965.
The car is seen several times , being pushed, on the starting grid, lapping for victory (in its class !?!)
From now , should I say that I only expect news from the one who cleverly downloaded that !?!
I really have no need to have its chassis #, its PO historic, the number of engine exchange, etc... I just want to enjoy these images. So please, keep digging, some one should have it !
Cheers,
Christian.
Re: ... 26R serie1 , in Japan 1965... MERDE
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Thu Feb 03, 2011 6:52 amby gordont
sorry not me but would love to see it.
