|
And the TR2, Healey BN1, 2 etc; bearing in mind the rally successes of the 3000 MK II with such as Altonan driving.
And the MGA Twin Cam?
And if the Jenson Intercepter FF is there (of which they sold about three!), surely the 1940s cars of Reid Railton simply have to be there, since they were groundbreaking in technology and appearance terms?
And this, to me, is the problem with such lists: they are wholly subjective and can only be graded by personal preference.
It's like saying "What were the best British Aircraft?" Most would probably want to list Spit; Concord and Harrier; however, what about XXXXXXXXXXXXXX etc??
Agree about the Spridgets; got to, really as I used to race one! And had at least three as road cars.
|