Black Series at a hill climb
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For those of you who think its some kind of hillbilly thing, you might just want to google Brooklands Hill climb. Its a historic event in England that goes back over 100 years and draws all manner of cars. The hill gets progressively steeper, much more so than it looks.
Case1906, I think they are all pretty safe there. Its not exactly Killer B rallying.
Nelly, I am sorry to hear that you are so short on time you are concerned about the 41 seconds, and if I could give them back to you I would. Personally, I will gladly take any opportunity to watch a BS in action. It could be going up the hill, down the hill, or driving loops around a circular driveway in reverse while the owner leans out the window eating a cheeseburger. And thats why I posted it.
Actually, I may want to see that driveway thing more
If you look the event up on YouTube you will see a huge variety of vehicles, particularly some great vintage stuff, taking part in a motoring tradition. If I could, I would. Just cos its still there.
But here is one more C class:
Case1906, I think they are all pretty safe there. Its not exactly Killer B rallying.
Nelly, I am sorry to hear that you are so short on time you are concerned about the 41 seconds, and if I could give them back to you I would. Personally, I will gladly take any opportunity to watch a BS in action. It could be going up the hill, down the hill, or driving loops around a circular driveway in reverse while the owner leans out the window eating a cheeseburger. And thats why I posted it.
Actually, I may want to see that driveway thing more
If you look the event up on YouTube you will see a huge variety of vehicles, particularly some great vintage stuff, taking part in a motoring tradition. If I could, I would. Just cos its still there.
But here is one more C class:
