Motschenbacher

[hdolan]

Anybody remember this guys first name...I'm thinking Luther...

[j.d.c]

I thought is was Lothar

[ February 11, 2002: Message edited by: j.d.c ]

[rahalnut]

Originally posted by j.d.c:
<STRONG>I thought is was Lothar

[ February 11, 2002: Message edited by: j.d.c ]</STRONG>

of the Hill People.

[Dr. Austin]

And it is pronounced LOW-THAR. He was the top privateer in the old CanAm for many years. It is a real shame that he never got hooked up with a factory sportscar team. he was really good, smooth and professional. He was the lead guy on James Gardner's AIR Lola T-70 MK.IIIB team and put in some really strong performances including second at the Rolex in 1969. He is also supposed to be a regular guy.

[hdolan]

Thanx guys...Lothar it was...whatever happened to him?

[Weasel Boy]

Originally posted by rahalnut:
<STRONG>

of the Hill People. </STRONG>

It was Lothar and the Hand People.

Not remembering speaks volumes on the era.

[rahalnut]

Originally posted by Weasel Boy:
<STRONG>

It was Lothar and the Hand People.

Not remembering speaks volumes on the era.</STRONG>

I'm talking about a saturday night Live sketch.

[grogg]

That name brings up some memories.
http://uk.geocities.com/usrrc2000/71mosport/71mos11.htm

[Racewriter]

Don't know what happened to HIM, Howard, but his wife markets some videos of the old Can-Am series, she advertises in the back of Vintage Motorsport magazine. Haven't bought any yet, but they're on my "must see" list.

[Peter Olivola]

Unfortunately for both him and Jim Hall, he was the hitee in the incident at Las Vegas, recorded so dramatically by Charlie Fox's photograph, that ended Jim Hall's driving career.