Sad to learn of the death of actor and author Tim Considine. He wrote an epic history of Le Mans and was a Cobra enthusiast, as I recall.
Rest In Piece
Link to Autoweek on Mr. Considine...
https://www.autoweek.com/news/people/a39333126/tim-considine-racer-motorsports-author-and-actor-has-died/
Looks to me as if The Applegate Treasure will never be found. Rats.
Quote from: Cobra Ned on March 18, 2022, 01:12:54 PM
Looks to me as if The Applegate Treasure will never be found. Rats.
It will forever remain a mystery like the Lost Dutchman Mine. Where is Nancy Drew when you need her?
Most don't know it but Tim was a VERY good local ( So Cal) go kart driver. The "studios" didn't approve , but he did it anyway. Really down to earth guy. RIP
Quote from: gt350hr on March 21, 2022, 04:04:45 PM
Most don't know it but Tim was a VERY good local ( So Cal) go kart driver. The "studios" didn't approve , but he did it anyway. Really down to earth guy. RIP
Randy,
Wasn't Tim 'the soldier who got slapped' in the movie "Patton"?
Quote from: crossboss on March 21, 2022, 04:33:18 PM
Wasn't Tim 'the soldier who got slapped' in the movie "Patton"?[/b][/color]
Yes
R.I.P.
I've written myself a reminder to find his book - "the Yanks at LeMans", sounds fantastic.