PA Hillclimb

Car #127, group 1... red

Bill Rutan
Daniel Rutan
Bob Damore
you...


thinking off hand...

Been a rough year for me...but...I'm working on this presentation and plan on putting on a quality show.

On the case... initial database results potentially having this car being driven by Harold Anstine of Red Lion, PA. No photos in the photo files. Requested possible roll bar stamping numbers to cross reference the records. good stuff... also...Dale uploaded the latest issue of Historic Hill Climber....

Marc...you've got everything I, Historian...has. That photo was sourced from me.

Big thanks to Dale for loading all the back issues of Historic Hill Climber on the site. Primarily geared to the PHA veterans...some of you may find some of the stuff neat?? http://pahillclimb.org/history/historic-hillclimber/ You can also find over 100 photo albums on the Facebook page...and you ca...

some bonus info on Mr. Richards....He ran the first event of the year in 1963, Spring Hershey and finished in 9th place with a time of 66.7744 in Touring Under 1300cc (does that help with Saab Model?) He was at Duryea, 1963...but is listed as a DNF (did not finish)...as did your Father Joe. They wer...

Hi Chuck...I guess you're looking for me? I ran your #32 through my database and the only Saab driver running that number was a Norton Richards of Bethlehem. Ran a Touring 1 Saab in 1963. As of now...I dont have much more to share. Let me look at a few other things. BTW...easiest way to get a hold o...

I have a few friends that do that at Duryea...

Sorry for your loss, Rich. Connie has been involved with hill climbing for many years and has done it all. Her article on Giants Despair, in the Nov. 1961 issue of "Today's Motor Sports" is one the the best! She was a driver, worker, and officer for the PHA.

Thanks to Grace for helping me get back on line here! It was very frustrating...

that event has fallen on the same weekend as Weatherly....but, even if I was around...probably wouldn't go.

direct link

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIrgrX_mcsw

can't answer that...was not there.

When I talked to Bill about it...he wasn't too happy what the new owner did to the car...50+years of patina, gone! He sold it to the fellow in this article, with the understanding that the engine and car would not be split up.

http://www.hemmings.com/hsx/stories/201 ... ture5.html

Thanks to Rick Kase for supplying results from the 1999 Jefferson 55 Solo!!

Still really hurting for Weatherly stuff...who are my locals...hit up the library for some newspaper coverage.

Updated list coming soon!

Thanks to Tom Gunshannon for doing some Library work and coming up with some vintage newspaper coverage of GD 57, 58 & 59. these articles provided, at least...class winners!! That may be the best we can do??

Updated list coming!

Wow...what a turnout...standing room only...PHA Veterans galore...even a few active drivers! Thanks to all those that came out!!