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Michael Dale Payne
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First time poster here....This is a really cool group! Glad I found y'all -Max
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[QUOTE=HankMauel] I was first in California![/QUOTE]

Hey Hank,

About your avatar -- I recognize the Corkscrew at Laguna Seca, but I'm having trouble identifying the white car in front. A Lotus, perhaps?

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[QUOTE=Michael McBroom] [QUOTE=HankMauel] I was first in California![/QUOTE]

Hey Hank,

About your avatar -- I recognize the Corkscrew at Laguna Seca, but I'm having trouble identifying the white car in front. A Lotus, perhaps?

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Michael[/QUOTE]


YES...the car in front is me in a 1959 Lotus Elite, followed by the blue Renault Alpine and an Aston Martin DB4...circa 1985 or so. You can see a bigger photo at bottom of page http://www.mauelguitars.com/ShopPhotos.htm
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YES...the car in front is me in a 1959 Lotus Elite, followed by the blue Renault Alpine and an Aston Martin DB4...circa 1985 or so. You can see a bigger photo at bottom of page http://www.mauelguitars.com/ShopPhotos.htm
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Cool! So, does right hand drive help at all on the corkscrew?

I used to do a lot of motorsports photography back in SoCal during the 80s and early 90s. Mostly at Riverside and Willow Springs. Never got to race, though, although I thought pretty seriously for a while about converting a Jensen Healey I owned into a GT-3 car. Decided it wasn't worth it, racing against Mazda RX-3s. Whew, brings back the memories.

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