WOW, I breezed through the photos, before I had to run out to a meeting.
What a wonderful contribution for Darrell to share this part of the #9's
history, and a great part of the Tiger history.
The looks on the faces, the venues, the people, what would you give to
have been there. Worth a fortune.
Darrell, Thank You for sharing this with us. You let us be just a
little bit Walter Mitte, to see and think about the wonderful times you had.
The third phase of the story, with the designated engine will be even
sweeter. I/we look forward to that part of the saga.
I have some nice smooth jazz on, some smoked almonds, and a very dry
martini, and am ready to really enjoy the story as it should be.
Thanks Darrell for this part of the Tigers history.
And Thank You Steve, for posting this on the United site for us all to
enjoy, and refer back to in those moments when we want to be the Walter
Mitte with the #9 Tiger.
Larry
Steve Laifman wrote:
> Tigers and 'Pines,
>
> We are delighted to present a new, profusely illustrated article by
> Darrell Mountjoy, current conservator of one of the two Rootes Factory
> Lister Le Mans Tigers (ADU 180B, N: 9).
>
> He has created an exciting account of his recent adventures as an
> invited participant in the Goodwood 2002 Revival, and the Le Mans
> Classic race. This beautifully illustrated account makes for fascinating
> reading and viewing. We thank Darrell for this exclusive accounting of
> his adventures, and the fantastic pictures of the activities and
> historic Tiger people who participated. Join this adventure, even if
> visually, and absorb the spectacle of the occasion.
>
> Read it now in our TigersUnited.com , Articles section:
> <http://www.TigersUnited.com/articles/articles.asp>
>
> Send Darrell your comments on his exciting recount of this adventure.
> (Sharon Mountjoy <mtjoy@telis.org>)
>
> Latest article is at bottom of index page linked.
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