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	20th August 2013, 13:16 #11Junior Member  
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 Agreed, the D-Type would hardly be flattered by the comparison, but there was a degree of original thinking doing the rounds at that time, ie, `The Toothpaste Tube Connaught`and the Vanwall`s bubble cockpit to name a few, After it`s qualifying debacle at Aintree in 59 when not unsurprisingly it failed to even qualify for the grid, the Fry then re-surfaced a few weeks later at the televised John Davy Trophy race at Brands, where driven by the competent Mike Parkes it actually secured a top ten finish, even though it was`nt running at the end, and after that it appears to have been quietly retired, nevertheless it was good fun while it lasted. Originally Posted by D-Type Originally Posted by D-Type
 


 And I demand that you apologise to the Jaguar D-Type - the Fry's fin was nothing like a D-Type's!
 And I demand that you apologise to the Jaguar D-Type - the Fry's fin was nothing like a D-Type's! 
					
					
					
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I always find it amazing how often the driver behind has "so much more pace" until given a chance to prove it. I do think the team first told him he was free to pass, but then later ordered the...
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