1957 XKSS bought for hill climbs. The Brits mean racing uphill on twisty roads, not cross country without a road.
"Hillclimb" in England means racing up a curvy road to the top of a hill; the road is paved the whole way. It's not like an American hillclimb, straight up the side Thanks Archie!
"Hillclimb" in England means racing up a curvy road to the top of a hill; the road is paved the whole way. It's not like an American hillclimb, straight up the side through the dirt with the paddle tires etc.
"Hillclimb" in England means racing up a curvy road to the top of a hill; the road is paved the whole way. It's not like an American hillclimb, straight up the side through the dirt with the paddle tires etc.
"Hillclimb" in England means racing up a curvy road to the top of a hill; the road is paved the whole way. It's not like an American hillclimb, straight up the side through the dirt with the paddle tires etc.
ReplyDelete"Hillclimb" in England means racing up a curvy road to the top of a hill; the road is paved the whole way. It's not like an American hillclimb, straight up the side through the dirt with the paddle tires etc.
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