https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=84s1npnSspo
Here you go Ted..... This just appeared on YouTube in the last few days.
Is your old car.
Bob Drane..... a video for Teditor
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Glenn
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Re: Bob Drane..... a video for Teditor
pretty impressive too !PR91 wrote:https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=84s1npnSspo
Here you go Ted..... This just appeared on YouTube in the last few days.
Is your old car.
'72 PR60 Sport
Re: Bob Drane..... a video for Teditor
Thanks for that, what great coverage of the Bellett, Holden, Mini battle, it just makes me mad to think that a drunk driver took me out on the street and destroyed the car.
Ted.
Ted.
Ted Freeman
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GerryBellettGT
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Re: Bob Drane..... a video for Teditor
Great find,well worth watching for the 13 minutes,Gerry
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Early GT
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Re: Bob Drane..... a video for Teditor
Great clear video showing a tussle between the Bellett Holden and mini!
A great find.
A great find.
Re: Bob Drane..... a video for Teditor
just showed "Club Starter this clip,
The Driver of the Bellett was Bob Drane. from memory he was a car dealer.
The Bellett club had not yet been started at that stage.
The Driver of the Bellett was Bob Drane. from memory he was a car dealer.
The Bellett club had not yet been started at that stage.
Re: Bob Drane..... a video for Teditor
As stated from the beginning.... Bob Drane.
He wasn't a dealer. He ran "Drane's Tuning Shoppe" and did hot up work on Bellett's for John Malcom Motors among others. He also made some hot up bits for Bellett's under the "DAS" name, most commonly inlet manifolds for sedan heads to use twin SU carbs. I've got one in my collection.
He built the original red "Project Bellett" for Wheels magazine that was written off between the 2nd and 3rd installments. This car was built as a replacement and further developed.
It was later owned by "Teditor" and used for club racing as well as road use. As also stated, it was written off in a road accident in the mid 70's.
He wasn't a dealer. He ran "Drane's Tuning Shoppe" and did hot up work on Bellett's for John Malcom Motors among others. He also made some hot up bits for Bellett's under the "DAS" name, most commonly inlet manifolds for sedan heads to use twin SU carbs. I've got one in my collection.
He built the original red "Project Bellett" for Wheels magazine that was written off between the 2nd and 3rd installments. This car was built as a replacement and further developed.
It was later owned by "Teditor" and used for club racing as well as road use. As also stated, it was written off in a road accident in the mid 70's.