How is your French???

[Loren L.]

Re: How is your French???

The tech inspection records at Le Mans record the auxillary driving lights as LUCAS. Camoradi used MARCHAL.

[Jerry G.]

Re: How is your French???

The tech inspection records at Le Mans record the auxillary driving lights as LUCAS. Camoradi used MARCHAL.

Thank you. That's what I was looking for. Now I just need to locate some Lucas lights. Ebay here I come.

[Terry M.]

Re: How is your French???

Thank you. That's what I was looking for. Now I just need to locate some Lucas lights. Ebay here I come.

Lucas lights? Isn't that an oxymoron?

[Steven B.]

Re: How is your French???

The tech inspection records at Le Mans record the auxillary driving lights as LUCAS. Camoradi used MARCHAL.

Loren, thanks! What do the tech inspection records include?

Thanks!

Steve

[Loren L.]

Re: How is your French???

Was the third Cunningham car that burned left in France---or so the story goes? Flammable liquid in the windshield washer reservoir?

Steve

I cannot even IMAGINE what the origins of the above rumor would be...Briggs and Alfred Momo as long time racers with flammable liquid in the windshield washer? Start from the proposition that race cars are not ordered with windshield washers........

[David D.]

Re: How is your French???

Race cars without windshield washers, makes sense, why would a car have power windows and power top? How many 60's were delivered by Yenko Chevrolet to the public? guesses?

[Loren L.]

Re: How is your French???

318. -once again, too terse for the verbosity Board guidelines

[Jean C.]

Re: How is your French???

[quote=David Dawdy (1624);465629]Race cars without windshield washers, makes sense,

David,
Smoky Yunick would have installed a wiper solution bottle and used it for additional fuel, crafty bugger he was.
Best regards,