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NameRenzo Ghio
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LocationGenoa Italy
CommentsI like English sport cars of 1950/60 and I remember having seen at that time a Fairthorpe dealer in Genoa named Automyl. If possible I would like to know more about(and possibly see) the chassis of the Electron Minor.
Best regards,
Renzo

Nametrev
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LocationLancashire
CommentsI have just taken a look at the Fairthorpe book and on the front was the car that my brother in law has,with the registration RNJ957,car number 70,this car is more or less identical to the one shown on the front of this book cover.This car is for sale for reasonable offers,get back to me...

Nametrev
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LocationLancashire
Commentsmy brother in law has a rare fairthorpe car wich he used to work on quite regular until he had ill health.I know he would sell the car as apparently there were only 6 of this model made,in my opinion the car is half done and would make a great project for someone.I can get all the details for this vehicle iff needed.please get back to myself if anybody can help me on how to sell this car..

NameSimon Robinson
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LocationGloucester
CommentsHaving just read the Tornado book , I now realise the Tornados im interested in are Typhoons or i think the Tempest. ( the drop nose front )the red one like on page 54 of photos.It would have to have a hard top as it would be built up for everyday use (i drive a robin at the mo) If anyone has one for sale please email me.
many thanks
Simon

NameSimon Robinson
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LocationGloucester
CommentsHi,
I'm really interested in trying to find a Tornado to buy . Is there any chance of one ever coming up for sale? email me on simr2001@hotmail.com

Namealberto sassi
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Locationmantova-italy
CommentsI'm in discussion to buy a car model electron minor born in 1959.
I hope close as soon is possible with success.
good bye

al sassi

NameEd Reilly
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LocationOntario, Canada
CommentsI built a Tornado Typhoon in Scotland back in 1959, it was the 4 seat version in red, this car made all in my town stare as it went by, it took me two years to complete, & I had to sell it sadly to come to Canada in 1962. I used mostly LMB components (Les Bellamy) I really miss those days so much now.

NameHans Ludolphi
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LocationCascais-Portugal
CommentsCongratulations to your very excedlent site.
I owned a Fairthorpe around the 1960 in Cape Town-South Africa and it was a real funcar at that time.
Enjoyed looking at the pictures of the Fairthorpe Cars and reading about the history.

NameBRIAN SWAN
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LocationPLYMOUTH
CommentsMY PARENTS DENNIS & IVY SWAN (HAREFIELD)WORKED AT FAIRTHORPE IN THE EARLY DAYS.
HEARD MANY STORIES AS A BOY!
THANKS

Namedieter schlich
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Locationwest germany-rheinland pfalz
Commentswonderfull pictures of tornado,falcon,fairthorpe--not to get here in germany.i have an dutton phaeton s3-very happy with this oldie and such more good sportsvehicles-best regards from germany--it is a land what not so free in car designes and very well blocked what is fun and beautyfull.

NameRoehrs, Christoph
Emailnotwender at yahoo dot de
LocationNorth-Germany
CommentsHi, I´m looking for Specifications and/or pictures of the front suspension of the Electron Minor from 1959. Is it built with separate Springs and levershockabs. or teleskopics with integr. Springs? Thanks for helps
Christoph

NameFrankie Oxley
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LocationSolihull West Midlands
CommentsHello everyone. my name is Frankie. I am 11 years old and my grandad has just bought me a Fairthorpe to restore. Its number plate is 9000 NX.It will be brilliant when restored to former glory. I will be looking for lots of help and advice in the future.

Kind regards Frankie.

NameSteven Hutchinson
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LocationLancashire, UK
CommentsHello, Great Site! - if anyone out there has any fairthorpe electron minor parts, interior, body for sale for my restoration project then please contact me - Thanks! S

NameGeorge Nikolopoulos
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LocationAthens, Greece
CommentsCongratulations for your excellent site! I own a Triumph Ashley which I raced in 2006 Acropolis Rally.
We will be in touch..

NameAshley
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LocationLouisville, KY.
CommentsI love the Ashley's.. thnx remembering the good stuff.. and bringing it to the rest of the world.

NameJohn Hartley
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LocationHertford, UK.
CommentsA colleague and I co-own Fairthorpe TX Tripper EYV 11J and hope to post pictures of your site soon. We will join the Club in the near future.
The site is great and a good introduction to any Fairthorpe etc. car.
Best wishes to you all,
John.

Nameemil Larsson
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LocationGothenburg, Sweden
CommentsYes, Dick Lord raced a Fairthorpe Electron. All I know about him is that he was supposed to attend a SCCA race at Virginia International Raceway in 1961 but for some reason never made it to the track.

Namenorman reid
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LocationAustralia
CommentsThanks for the opportinity to relive my youth.
I had great fun with the electron as a 18/19 year old in edinburgh scotland where I was born.
keep up the good work
regards
norman

NameDave LaChance
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LocationBennington, VT
CommentsDoes anyone remember a driver named Dick Lord who raced a Fairthorpe Electron? I'm wondering if he had an interest in art; I've located a sketch that he might have done.

NameCharlie Skinnerch
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LocationEpping, Essex
CommentsMy 1961 F EM 749 TTW remains central to my 38 years of motoring. I nowccive various exotica but my old EM remains close to heart. Sadly, I lost her in a fire many moons ago. What a great site this is. Well done guys for keeping the spirit of these great little handlers alive....

Namepeter sendall
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Locationnorthumberland
CommentsA collegue showed me a newsletter pamphlet last week.(Historic specials weekend 2006) I was amazed to see a picture of a Buckler AKS as I used to own one 20 years ago. I would really like to contact the owner to see if I could see the car.

NameW.E.Scott
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LocationSouth Africa
CommentsI built an Electron Minor in Crawley sussex in 1959. i sold it in 1961 when I emigrated. I wonder if it still exists. The registration number was 9854 PO.

NameGLYNN HOBBS
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LocationSOUTH WEST FRANCE
CommentsI was recently tracked down and reminded by Dave Mailins that I was club newsletter editor way back in 1981!!!

It seems that the club has flourished over the past 25 years and I would like to just say hello to anyone who might still remember me or my Talisman (5116 PP) and Fairthorpe (4346 MV) - do they still exist?

Nowadays I live in France and my FUN car is a Caterham 7.

May the club go on to even bigger things during the next 25 years.

Regards

Glynn


NameRoberto Vespa
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LocationAncona Italy
Commentsreally interesting and complete all is cleare
thanks
Roberto Vespa

NameFrancesco Arcieri
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LocationRoma / Italy
CommentsThe most interesting classic car club in the world is a my club:The Fairthorpe!

Namewillie simpson
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Locationmaldon
CommentsA great improvement on previous site. Well done to all concerned.Hope to see you at AGM with a new engine in situ!!

Namemick stead
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Locationdurham.england
Commentswot! no autobee pic!otherwise excelent selection. delighted to make the cover of the newsletter. thanks anna/tony.

NameEmil Larsson
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LocationGothenburg, Sweden
CommentsNice site, Well done. Was looking through the club car photos. I thought Andy Winston´s Fairthotpe was an Electron, not an EM? I also wonder if the Fairthorpe with reg. pbw 889 is an electron or an em?

NameBrian Townsend
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LocationThe Dengie Hundred, Essex
CommentsA very professional site that reflects the interests of all members. Well done to all involved.

NameRob James
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LocationNorthampton
CommentsAt last its here well done! just what the club needed to maintain its presence and hopefully attract younger members.Everyone must be encouraged to use it and we must all make the effort to reply to postings to make it work.

NameReinhard Gnann
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Locationthe wild south
Commentsthis is a wonderful new page for our babies, thanks a lot. hope to get more informations and contact to the lucky (?) owners...
look at another special website from germany: www.oldtimer-and-art.de

best wishes and we see us at burford in august!!!!
reinhard