[vintageman]

Thank you Mr. Jatti for a preview of the cars at F1 event , HMCI has always taken the lead in showcasing it's members cars - other car clubs across the country should think of emulating the HMCI example.

Regards

[S.B.Jatti]

Originally Posted by dominator

Looks like Doc is well represented with the Jaguar XK 140, Mark V, E Type, Lanchester & Triumph

KPS - Doc did mention about his Austin Healey being invited, so that makes it 6 cars. Any which ways, it is a proud moment for all of us associated with KVCCC.

The Austin Healey 100/6, 1955 is there and will be participating in the parade on the 30th, driven by Ms.Shefali Prakash.

[C.S.ANANTH]

Waited eagerly to see the Vintage & Classic cars at the FI today. Star sports continued their insipid chat & these cars were not shown.I am sure many like me would have been dissappointed

[Rehaan]

Some pics of the cars and drivers in this thread : http://www.team-bhp.com/forum/intl-m...ml#post2562081

[IndrojitSircar]

Originally Posted by KPS

What is the history of this Logonda? After how long is this car been seen?
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Originally Posted by wasif

That Lagonda has adorned the old car scene in India for a very long time. It was with the Nath family at one time and now belongs to two people from Delhi if I am not mistaken.

As Rightly mentioned by Wasif the Lagonda is a car that attends almost all the Delhi events. The car seems to have got a new registration number though. Earlier it had a RJF number. It is owned by a very senior gentleman in the old car scene in Delhi and a Gentleman from Calcutta who is known to own the best imported cars in Calcutta and is the same person who was driving the car in the event.


Any details on The Jaugar Mark V Cabriolet ?

[sparsh]

Nice to some amazing cars share the limelight with the inaugural India F1 race

[wasif]

Nice pics of all the cars ..It would have been nice and kind of appropriate to have some of Vijay Mallya's cars also in teh parade as his team has put India on the F1 map.

[S.B.Jatti]

Some pictures of the Vintage & Classic Cars on F1- Drivers parade on 30th September, 2011.
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[Prabal]

Originally Posted by S.B.Jatti

There were two Mustangs one a 1965 (red) from Jaipur and a 1968 (white) from Delhi.

Did they run finally run?

Originally Posted by S.B.Jatti

The Austin Healey 100/6, 1955 is there and will be participating in the parade on the 30th, driven by Ms.Shefali Prakash.

Could we know who drove which car please?

[S.B.Jatti]

Originally Posted by Prabal

Did they run finally run?



Could we know who drove which car please?

Attached is a list of the cars and drivers who drove the cars. Car no.9 (Mustang 68) and Car no.22 (Auburn) could not participate.

[S.B.Jatti]

A photograph of the Rolls Royce driven by Mr.Ranjit Malik with Sebastian Vettel

[Ricky_63]

These cars surely made the day special. Immaculate, beautiful, pristine are some of the adjectives that come to mind.

A friends Sunbeam Alpine was also part of the parade....

Brilliant thread.




cheers

[vagu]

Originally Posted by S.B.Jatti

Attached is a list of the cars and drivers who drove the cars. Car no.9 (Mustang 68) and Car no.22 (Auburn) could not participate.

In the final run Alonso was driven around in the Lagonada M45 as opposed to the listed 1930 Studebaker. Did the driver asked for a change of car?

[Ricky_63]

One thing I did not personally appreciate, was that the drivers were being "driven"....most of the ladies & gentlemen "driving" the F1 guys can actually buy a team for recreation...not profit.

The drivers of the F1 should have sat in the front or stood in the front

Is it just me or is that something nobody even noticed ?

[S.B.Jatti]

Originally Posted by vagu

In the final run Alonso was driven around in the Lagonada M45 as opposed to the listed 1930 Studebaker. Did the driver asked for a change of car?

There were some last minute changes and I have some photographs of the cars with the driver's names on the cars, which I am uploading. This was just a few minutes before the cars went to the track.
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