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Apr 06, 2008 3:14 pm
Patrick1 Offline
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Subject: Hamish Moffatt
Hi,
I think Hammish Moffatt did the most impressive driving ever done with a Lagonda, from London to Cape Town.
Are there any artikels or pictures about this? Is it still the oldest car ever what drove through the sahara?

Groeten,
Patrick
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Feb 17, 2009 2:26 pm
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Subject: Re: Hamish Moffat
http://viewmorepics.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=viewImage&friendID=337070049&albumID=567612&imageID=9391886

found one, thanks to the Automobile. But were are the rest? must be somewere? As this is , I presume, the biggest effort a Lagonda has ever done.

Groeten,
Patrick
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Feb 17, 2009 9:30 pm
Colin M34 Offline
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Subject: Re: Hammish Moffatt
Hi Patrick,

I can't match Hamish's efforts, but I did once drive my 12/24 for 300 miles in one day. It took me 10 hours but it was not too tiring because they are such a pleasure to drive. However I sold it many years ago because I graduated to the 'bigger' Lagondas which are equally good to drive.

The biggest problem with the 12/24 is big end lubrication but that is another story for now.

Colin M34
 

Feb 18, 2009 8:17 pm
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Subject: Re: Hammish Moffatt
Hi Colin ,
I even don't think about it to do the same as Hamish Moffatt. Do you know if he made a report about this "trip" ? But 300 miles in one day, I know were you are talking about. Time goes fast on those days.

Bigger Lagondas equely good to drive? Is it?... Laughing Laughing
No, without joking, thats something else.
But you are right even in the lightcar generaton the driving quality was already there.

Groeten
Patrick
 

Mar 07, 2010 6:49 pm
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Subject: Re: Hammish Moffatt
there was an excellent article on Hamish Moffat's journey through Africa in one of the early Club magazines. Colin Bugler has a big stock of old magazines for sale.
 

Apr 07, 2012 11:27 am
Patrick1 Offline
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Subject: Re: Hamish Moffatt
a bit of late response of 3 years, but here it is:

Google "Hamish Moffat" and you find more info
or just use this link:

Link dedicatet to Hamish Moffatt

Thanks to the Moffatt family for making this site.

Groeten,
Patrick
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