Comments on: Honda http://www.f1-blog.co.uk F1 through the eyes of a speed freak! Mon, 26 Dec 2011 12:16:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Linda Bowman http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/comment-page-1/#comment-60283 Linda Bowman Fri, 10 Apr 2009 22:30:55 +0000 http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/#comment-60283 Hello Brent I decided to Google you as you said..LOLZ!!!...Very Interesting and intriguing Blog :) PS: if you don't remember my name. I work at the Art Gallery in Surrey Central mall. You came in and purchased the Dance of the cranes :) Lindacmbowman@hotmail.com Hello Brent I decided to Google you as you said..LOLZ!!!…Very Interesting and intriguing Blog :)
PS: if you don’t remember my name. I work at the Art Gallery in Surrey Central mall. You came in and purchased the Dance of the cranes :)

Lindacmbowman@hotmail.com

]]> By: Constance Dancy http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/comment-page-1/#comment-10539 Constance Dancy Sat, 19 May 2007 01:58:41 +0000 http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/#comment-10539 am i related to Jack Brabham am i related to Jack Brabham

]]> By: ashleigh http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/comment-page-1/#comment-4263 ashleigh Sun, 14 Jan 2007 20:10:49 +0000 http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/#comment-4263 Why not try trace your family tree back, after all it would be great to be related to a true engineering genius Why not try trace your family tree back, after all it would be great to be related to a true engineering genius

]]> By: Brent W Postlethwaite http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/comment-page-1/#comment-4245 Brent W Postlethwaite Sun, 14 Jan 2007 05:50:02 +0000 http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/#comment-4245 It is also of odd coincidence that my father, now 79, an engineer in missile and jet engine production for Lucas, spent the second half of his working life with Honda. My brother, also an HP is a Honda mechanic who once raced a Honda 750 motorcycle semipro in Britain and now we have an 89 Honda civic Si in Hornet racing in Aggassiz BC. It's entry level, but still, all of this and until just now, I had no knowledge of our auspicious relative. It is uncanny but good to know that in some small way homage is being paid and the torch still burns.  It is also of odd coincidence that my father, now 79, an engineer in missile and jet engine production for Lucas, spent the second half of his working life with Honda. My brother, also an HP is a Honda mechanic who once raced a Honda 750 motorcycle semipro in Britain and now we have an 89 Honda civic Si in Hornet racing in Aggassiz BC. It's entry level, but still, all of this and until just now, I had no knowledge of our auspicious relative. It is uncanny but good to know that in some small way homage is being paid and the torch still burns. 

]]> By: Brent W Postlethwaite http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/comment-page-1/#comment-4242 Brent W Postlethwaite Sun, 14 Jan 2007 03:27:55 +0000 http://www.f1-blog.co.uk/technical-bits/honda/#comment-4242 My father, Harry Postlethwaite, bears a strong resemblance to the man. He and his forefathers were all engineers, before that, my great grandfather was a blacksmith for the  RFC.Yes, shod horses for the air force! I am humbled to think I may have some distant genetic association with the late Doctor. My father, Harry Postlethwaite, bears a strong resemblance to the man. He and his forefathers were all engineers, before that, my great grandfather was a blacksmith for the  RFC.Yes, shod horses for the air force! I am humbled to think I may have some distant genetic association with the late Doctor.

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