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"The Long Way Home"
A Pictorial Exposé of ADU 180 B's Return to the UK and Le Mans
By Darrell Mountjoy
Sept, 2002

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©Erik van der Schaaff, racefotos
The pit lane was always a flurry of activity and excitement.



©Erik van der Schaaff, racefotos
Here, Peter being "picked on" by an old-time friend, David Piper.



© Ian Voller
Nº 8 and Nº 9 go to the Park Farmé, where all the cars are assembeled after each race until released by the Marshals.



© Ian Voller
After pulling off our hats Howden and I pause for a couple photos.



© Ian Voller
Having been released, the cars make their way back to their shelters.



© Ian Voller
Peter makes his way through the ever-present crowd.


© Ian Voller
At the Revival the track was always busy with the most spectacular cars.

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