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Originally Posted by Chris Townsend
This is my version of F2 BT38s
/1 Tate: Graham Hill 1974 Tony Charnell
/11 Rondel: Carlos Reutemann
/12 Rondel: Henri Pescarolo 1973 Jackie Pretorius [ZA] then John Amm (ZA)
/13 Francisci then to Cliff Dawson [CAN] first as Atlantic then Can Am
/14 Rondel: Schenken/Beltoise
/15 Rondel: Bob Wolleck probably 1975 Warren Pauge (SCCA: FB and then Can Am)
/16 Coombs sold to Reeves for Dave Morgan when he bent 38-20 1973 to Tom O'Leary [Having been back to MRE as p/x for a BT40] [The reference to this car as 15 is a typo in MN I think]
/17 Richard Scott then Alan Padgett [HC] AS 14.6.73 p.12
/18 Potocki/Jaussaud
/19 Tom Belsø Still for sale mid '73
/20 Reeves: Dave Morgan Rebuilt after Ring accident Went back to MRE p/x for a BT40
/21 Silvio Moser 1972 Freddy Amweg 1973 Jorg Siegrist
/22 Giancarlo Gagliardi->Tony Trimmer [Rothmans 50000] 1973 David Cole
/23 Peter Westbury for sale Nov 1973 'unused since '72'
/24 Jaussaud/Potocki, 1973 to Opert
/25 Wilson Fittipaldi
/26 Rondel: Carlos Reutemann
/27 Nelson Todd 1973 Tommy Reid?
/28 Tate of Leeds for Chris Meek 1973 Howlings [Croft FL 10.6.73] and to Richard Shardlow [HC] 1974 Alistair Douglas-Osborn Rebuilt by Pilbeam as his first? hillclimb car
Unknowns and later
2-9 are I think FB chassis sold to Opert [two appear with Nick Craw and Bert Hawthorne at Bogota in Feb 72]; other 1972 Atlantics sold to Eligio Siconolfi [CAN] and Hiroshi Fushida. Barry Fox [CAN] has a BT38B
1973 AS 25.1.73 p6 "The remaining three Rondel BT38s have been sold to Fred Opert"
These go on to John Powell, Bill O'Connor and Tom Klausler. Powell writes his off late 73.
I don't know where BT38C F3 sit in this but here are the cars I know in appearance order. Don't think any of these become Atlantics in subsequent years.
"first off" AS Peter Hull
appears with Hull Tony Brise
Debu 16.4 AIRO: Alan Jones
Debut 23.4 AIRO: Brian McGuire
Debut 23.4 AIRO: Alan McCully->Larry Sevitt: Damien Magee
Debut 23.4 Ulf Svensson
Debut Chimay Conny Andersson
Debut 27.5 Vittorio Brambilla
Debut 29.5 Chris O'Brien
Debut 14.7 Ed Patrick
Randy Lewis
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Only comment I have to make is as per my above email, chassis 1 was reported as being sold not to Tony Charnell but to Tom Ogilvy and in November 1973 not 1974...