Welcome to GALPOT Weekly #14/13 a review of the seven blogs posted at
"Gettin' a li'l psycho on tyres" from April 1st to April 7th.
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Monday's post featured this
Chevrolet AK Pickup, sans the anti rattle tailgate fastening that was mentioned in the Sales literature.
2013 marks the centenary of Morris car production so on Tuesdays this month I'll be celebrating with a look at some Morris Models which began with this 1925
Morris Oxford.
On Easter Monday I visited the Thruxton Circuit for the first time in way too many years for their
Easter Revival Meeting, Bristol Veterinarian Nelson Rowe, seen above driving the #87 1971 Crosslé 20F in second place was a two time winner on the day winning the Formula Ford 1600 and Formula Ford 2000 events.
If your a fan of silky smooth engines you'll probably want to be driving a V12, the
1936 Lincoln Zephyr V12 featured on Thursday has some interesting options.
Two wins were recorded by the
Ferrari 750 Monza chassis #0504, featured on Ferrari Friday, the first was by Mike Sparken on on the cars debut in the gadir Grand Prix for sport cars and the second was in the hands of Marsten Gregory who won a race at the Portuguese track Monsanto in 1955.
There were five
Lotus Esprit X180R's built between 1990 and 1991 the one featured on Saturday is fitted with 1991 bodywork of the type that Doc Bundy used to win the IMSA Bridgestone Super Car Championship in 1992.
This month's Sunday posts will feature four McLaren's, the manufacturer is celebrating it's fiftieth anniversary this year and is now the second oldest, behind Ferrari on the Formula One grid. The first car McLaren built was an upgrade on Roger Penske's Zerex Special sports car featuring a new chassis that was last seen in Venezuela. Bruce followed that up with another sports car the
McLaren M1A which was produced in limited numbers by Trojan's subsidiary Elva who built the chassis I looked at on Sunday.
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First up on the Monday was this cool metallic blue '51 
The 
I can pretend otherwise I froze my backside off marshaling at 
If you'd asked me before last year I'd never have guessed that the 
Ferrari Friday's blog featured this 
Saturday's post featured this Peter Stevens styled '88 
Jackie Stewart drove this 
The week started with a look at a 
Tuesday's post featured this 
I recently spoke to a friend from Spain who confessed he had no idea that the Spain once produced the Worlds Most Expensive Car in the form of the 
Americana Thursdays post featured this 
North Carolina heiress Mamie Spears Reynolds was just 20 years old when she bought this 
You could order a 
After a dip in the 1972 World Championship for Manufacturers rankings Gordon Murray's 
Monday's post featured this 
This 
Land locked Switzerland is better known for skiing in it's alpine mountains than manufacturing motor vehicles or the presence of any sharks but that did not stop Swiss Peter Monteverdi building four Dodge V8 powered super cars, one of which I looked at on Wednesday and giving them the 
On Americana Thursday I looked at the history of the 
The 
Satoru Nakajima parted with Team Lotus after three relatively unremarkable years with a forth place finish and fastest lap at the 1989 Australian Grand Prix driving a 
The 
The week started with a look at this 
Tuesday's post featured this li'l 
Thanks to Geoffrey Horton Wednesday's post featured some California sunshine as seen at the 
Annie Soisbault drove this 
Thanks to US$ 35 million of funding from General Motors Lotus developed the Lotus M100 Elan which was launched in 1989, the 
The final post of the week featured two 
The week started with a look at a 
Tuesday's post, the last in the present series of Tuesday MG posts, featured a Celebrity MG Metro Turbo 
Among the may fascinating vehicles on display at this years 
Thursdays blog returned to North Carolina where this 
Ferrari Friday returned to Goodwood for a look at the car that was reputedly sold privately last year for more than twice as much as any car ever sold at auction, namely the US$ 35 million 
Yesterdays post looked at the 
Today's post feature another Formula One contender the 
The week started with a look at this 2000 
Tuesday's blog featured a couple of 
On Wednesday GALPOT visited the 
Deal of Asheville North Carolina supplied this 
Ferrari Friday featured the 83rd 
Saturday's post featured a Lotus Renault 98T formula one car, which at 5.5 bar boost could produce an estimated 1300hp, of the type that Ayrton Senna drove to victories in 1986.
Sunday's post featured a fiber glass bodied car built on a 1949 Ford Anglia chassis called a