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Chic Vandergriff - Hollywood Sports Cars -
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Patrick -
That news is sad to hear. Cris runs the Historic Motorsports Association (HMSA) which promotes a lot of the races I compete in here on the west coast. I've incorporated a lot of the performance systems Chic and Doane developed for the big Healey on my vintage 100-6 MM racer. Hollywood Sports Cars was the "it" tuner shop for British sports cars in the 60's, Chic will be missed.
RIP
That news is sad to hear. Cris runs the Historic Motorsports Association (HMSA) which promotes a lot of the races I compete in here on the west coast. I've incorporated a lot of the performance systems Chic and Doane developed for the big Healey on my vintage 100-6 MM racer. Hollywood Sports Cars was the "it" tuner shop for British sports cars in the 60's, Chic will be missed.
RIP
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Sad news. Ronnie Bucknum's dominance in the HSC Healey set him on the path that would lead to a Formula One ride with Honda. Another HSC thread: https://www.britishcarforum.com/bcforum/ubbthreads.php/topics/615831/Re_Hollywood_Sports_Cars_3000