- We invite all Harrington owners to submit the story of their
cars so we can build the full history of the cars. The current
list of features articles includes:
- Alpine at Le
Mans by Justin Harrington, describing the factory entries
between 1961-1963
- Success
at Le Mans by Clive Harrington
- Jerry Logan's Saga
by Jerry Logan, describing the story of the acquisition of his
"Car and Driver" Harrington Le Mans
- The Replica
by Mel Clark and Gavin Campbell, describing the painstaking recreation
of the 9201RW Le Mans Kamm Tail
- The 1962
RAC Rally by Graham Gauld, describing the exploits of
Harrington Le Mans cars 2EGG and MEL63
- Glenn's Story
of 536CNW by Glenn Brackenridge, written in answer to
a request on the Internet for information from the inline magazine
OldClassicCarUK
- 3000RW in
the USA by JA, describing his acquisition of 3000RW and
its first US outing at the Mt Equinox Hill Climb
- Rita's Story
By the late Rita Brissenden, describing Bob's passionate restoration
and tuning of his HLM, 177RNK
- A False
Tiger A by Jan Iggbom, describing the story of a Tiger
Harrington conversion intended to fool the Sunbeam community
- A False
Tiger B by Jan Iggbom, describing the story of another
Harrington to Tiger conversion intended to fool the Sunbeam community
- subsequently purchased and enjoyed by Jan himself without any
pretence of it being a factory prototype
- Steering
Wheels by Jan Iggbom, describing the steering wheel options
for the various Harringtons
- MEL63 by
Ian Spencer/Jan Iggbom, asking whatever happened to MEL63, followed
by its subsequent rediscovery and restoration
- A True
Rally Car by Alan Jones, describing the probable progress
of Sunbeam Alpine 6969EL, from International Rally car through
Harringtons for a customer conversion to Harrington Alpine USY266
- A Promotional
HLM by Jerry Logan, describing the promotional HLM's
sent to the USA by Rootes
- Bob Avery's
Harrington Alpine, Car #55 by Ian Spencer/Jan, describing
the reconstruction of Bob's ex-Sebring race car
- The Other
Prince William by Andrew Yates/Jan, describing the unfortunate
Duke of Gloucester, a famous patron of the HLM, who died in a
plane crash in 1972
- The Horseman
V8 HLM by Jan Iggbom/Jerry Logan (contributor), describing
the story of the V8-converted HLM in Gulf racing livery which
once belonged to John Horsman, former race car engineer and author
of Racing in the Rain: My Years with Brilliant Drivers, Legendary
Sports Cars, and A Dedicated Team.
- Harpine Observations
by Jerry Logan, with opinions on the falsification of vehicle
details
- The Rootes
Competition Dept by Alan Knight, son of Bill, who was
a mechanic in the pits for Rootes at the 1961 Le Mans race
- 284WPH Sunbeam
Harrington Le Mans - The story of Graham Haw's HLM, SAOC
Concours winner in 2010 at the Haynes Motor Museum, Sparkford,
UK
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