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POSSIBLY THE MOST FAMOUS CLUB RACING DB2 EVER ?
This is the website of ‘probably the most successful Feltham car in Aston Martin Owners Club racing ever and arguably one of the most Successful Aston Martin Owners Club Racing Aston Martin’s of all time’
Kind words written by Alan Wheatley specifically for that event.
STOP PRESS !
We now have the chassis brackets for the Celette jig, 5th July 2011, see Rebuild 2010
More early history found with documentation on the 14th October 2010 - Alex McMillan at Snetterton 1954 ,more history on (William) Alex McMillan found on 16/10 & 17/10/10
THE EASIEST WAY TO USE THIS SITE IS TO HIT THIS 'ABOUT THE CAR' BUTTON WHICH TAKES YOU TO THE TOP OF THE NEXT PAGE & THEN SCROLL RIGHT DOWN THE PAGE & HIT THE SITE MAP BUTTON ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE or ALTERNATIVELY HIT THIS 'SITE MAP' BUTTON !
This website is updated regularly so keep coming back & having a good look,
there are 18 pages of history, photo's & info on the car & the people involved with it.
We are adding more information as we find it to our History file, so every bit of help in the History of this car will be useful & even photo's of it at event's up to 2009 will be useful to it's file, however limitations on the amount of photo's means that they may not be put on the site for some time.
Please contact the Webmaster via the CONTACT & FORMS page.
LINKS TO OTHER WEBSITES OF INTEREST
Four Ashes Garage
Team TMR - MYT
Aston Martin Feltham Racing
Astom Martin Owners Club
Aston Martin Scrapbook by Astonuts, Feltham info
a DB2 register by Anamera
Car research history sites
Race cars, drivers & events history
World sports racing cars history
F1 Championship & non championship history
since 14/08/2010
Many thanks to all contributors to this site - mainly Mrs Jean Moss (my partner)
for her patience even when I am supposed to be doing other jobs,
Steve & Ben Bamford for ongoing history & photo's,
Ian R. Moss (Jean's brother in law) for early Four Ashes ownership history,
Simon Moss (Jack's son) for his photo's & help in identifying various people & meetings,
Mrs Angela Kew of the BARC for photocopies of Goodwood, Castle Combe, etc program's
Anne Reed (for her group photo at Donington 2008)
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