I just finished A LONELY DEATH, the latest Charles Todd mystery set in post WW1 England (Note - If you read various British mystery authors it is a wonder that any people are remaining, especially among the Betters). I needed an automotive book to clear my brain when Volume 50 Number 3 issue of Automobile Quarterly arrived.
The last article in this issue is entitled CLIMBING HILLS FOR TIME, authored by Larry Crane. Larry crammed 100+ years of international hillclimb history into 16 pages. PHA did earn a paragraph featuring Giants Despair but did not have a single photo. There are several Mount Equinox pictures.
The article must have been sitting on the editors desk (read computer hard drive) for some time because the 2010 PHA and New England Hillclimb Association schedules were listed on the last page.
PHA IN AUTOMOBILE QUARTERLY
Moderators: Rich Rock, Mazdahead, Matt Rowe
-
Tom Styczynski
- Novice
- Posts: 75
- Joined: Thu Dec 30, 2004 9:45 pm
- Location: Wilsonville, OR
PHA IN AUTOMOBILE QUARTERLY
Tom Styczynski
#TBD Lotus 7A
The Oregon division of the Motorworks at Saint Judes
TO GET TO THE TOP YOU HAVE TO START AT THE BOTTOM
#TBD Lotus 7A
The Oregon division of the Motorworks at Saint Judes
TO GET TO THE TOP YOU HAVE TO START AT THE BOTTOM
-
timurf
- Novice
- Posts: 72
- Joined: Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:16 am
- PHA Permanent Number: 109
- Current Racecar: 1968 Datsun Roadster
- Location: Torrington, CT
Re: PHA IN AUTOMOBILE QUARTERLY
Hi Tom,
Never even heard of Automobile Quarterly. Or heard about it and forgot. Have to check that out.
Never even heard of Automobile Quarterly. Or heard about it and forgot. Have to check that out.
Tim Murphy
68 Roadster
69 Roadster
other Datsuns too
68 Roadster
69 Roadster
other Datsuns too
-
mrevilracing
- Novice
- Posts: 1099
- Joined: Sat Jun 16, 2007 3:24 pm
- PHA Permanent Number: 341
- Current Racecar: 2019 Mustang GT
- Location: Fleetwood, PA
Re: PHA IN AUTOMOBILE QUARTERLY
RIP Joe, my friend.
Must go faster!!!!
Must go faster!!!!