There's some great photos of this event taken by Nial McCabe on the following link. My '68 2000 is shown about halfway down the page.
http://vintageracer.tripod.com/duryea.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
By the way we could use some more Datsuns in PHA, I am the only one 'representin' at these events! Hint hint...
Some photos of Duryea hillclimb
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Some photos of Duryea hillclimb
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Re: Some photos of Duryea hillclimb
Quite a Mix of cars there !
Looks like an interesting piece of road.
Check the lines others took, for right or wrong.
How fast are you leaning into it here ?
Looks like an interesting piece of road.
Check the lines others took, for right or wrong.
How fast are you leaning into it here ?
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Re: Some photos of Duryea hillclimb
Lets see - I think that is considered turn 6 which I am approaching, still leaning from turn 5.
Turns 1 through 4 are switchback hairpins and 5 starts to open up, turn 6 is a moderate kink before it opens up to a straight and then a sweeping left hander at 7 (also called oh shi_ corner.) The whole course is about 2.2 miles.
I am probably doing about 45-50mph or so? I am near flat past the 5 apex, then feathering the throttle to negotiate 6.
The variety of cars makes the event that much more fun, PHA is a good group. Lots of different lines taken too. I try to be smooth but since you are going uphill nearly constantly, the 'preserve momentum' racing line doesn't usually pan out.
Turns 1 through 4 are switchback hairpins and 5 starts to open up, turn 6 is a moderate kink before it opens up to a straight and then a sweeping left hander at 7 (also called oh shi_ corner.) The whole course is about 2.2 miles.
I am probably doing about 45-50mph or so? I am near flat past the 5 apex, then feathering the throttle to negotiate 6.
The variety of cars makes the event that much more fun, PHA is a good group. Lots of different lines taken too. I try to be smooth but since you are going uphill nearly constantly, the 'preserve momentum' racing line doesn't usually pan out.
Tim Murphy
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Re: Some photos of Duryea hillclimb
I'd say that Cooper's line was a bit off



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Re: Some photos of Duryea hillclimb
LOL
Either that or Dave had to make a 'pitstop' REAL bad - he is heading towards the port-a-Johns...
Either that or Dave had to make a 'pitstop' REAL bad - he is heading towards the port-a-Johns...
Tim Murphy
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