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Re: alfa-digest V8 #1053



You didn't see a reference to the Mallya Collection in the August 'Cams' because there were only two cars from that collection at the PA Concours: Pete Giddings' 8C35 racer, and the Bucci Special, an Argentine-built race car made during WWII on a pre-war Alfa 6C2500 chassis, and the collection OWNED neither car. Since the real owners, were, in both cases known to me, I used their names or the car's unofficial name (as in Bucci Special) instead.

George Graves
Editor-in-Chief
Overheard Cams


On Monday, August 26, 2002, at 09:15 AM, alfa-digest wrote:



Date: Sun, 25 Aug 2002 23:57:12 -0500 (CDT)
From: "Gregory S. Youngblood" <greg@domain.elided>
Subject: Re: alfa-digest V8 #1049

I had already replied to my post about being totally wrong and why it is
important to NOT go on memory when you can easily check your facts. Well,
I learned my lesson (again).

I reread my Cams and didn't see a reference to the Mallya collection of
Sausilito and started to think I was just plain hallucinating the whole
thing. I'm glad to read there really is a Mallya collection -- even if I
did totally screw up which car came from it. :)

George Graves said:

The Mallya Collection of Sausilito and the Mozart collection are NOT
the same. Pete Giddings' 8C35 is on loan to the Mallya collection, but
the 8c2900 is John Mozart's car.
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