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In 1967- 69 My Mother and father were stationed in Southern England and racing minis was one of there extra curricular activities. |
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'67 Players Autocross #6 BARC North Thames Center Stock 998cc |
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In '68 came the paint job. Incomplete the car was dubbed the toothpaste special. After the new striped toothpaste. A Weber 45DCOE was added and helped get much better standings in the races. Judy recieved several fastest woman of the day awards. |
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In '69 the engine was full race and the paint had been finished the previous year. Then renamed the Stars and Stripes. They were The only Americans Running in the southern UK |
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Need more proof |
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Buy This book if you can. It tells the history of the cooper. Oh yeah! Page 86 (Top) is a picture of my mother (Judy Glading at the time) trying to overtake Lynden Downs. At Shottesbrooke |
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My mothers competion liscense from '69 |
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