Sam Donovan's Comments

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At 3:00am on March 19, 2010, Gary C said…: Sam, how is your project progressing? Do you have any backers yet?
Feel free to e-mail me at gary@yesterdaysracers.com
I produce historic racing DVD's etc here in the UK. Checkout www.yesterdaysracers.com

cheers
Gary C

At 5:22am on March 15, 2010, BRIAN WALTON said…: If I can be of service please mail Re Brian

At 3:21pm on March 10, 2010, Track Chic said…: Hi Sam!
Thanks for the introduction ... and good luck with your movie project! Very cool!
Cheers!
Theresa
TrackChic.com

At 10:42am on March 9, 2010, Marshall Campbell said…: Best wishes for great success with your movie project. I have always been into Mopars but really enjoy all musclecars. In fact my first was almost a 1971 Pontiac Formula 455 but the deal did not quite go through. I got into Mopars and have never looked back.

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At 5:14pm on January 20, 2010, richard lee cruz said…: DON'T forget the amc javelin AMX. LOL:)

At 4:50am on September 6, 2009, BRIAN WALTON said…: Hi like the movie idea- Steve Warrick is a good film Producer/ cameraman/etc -he may be able to help and is based in UK (s.warrick@virgin.net)-Power to your throttle foot. Brian

At 7:56am on September 3, 2009, kev todd said…: we will all be at the canvey island transport show on sunday 11th october 2009 at the canvey island bus garage from 10am to 5pm
if you come you can veiw our cars you wont miss our stand
this show has to show grounds with classic cars at one end of the island and free vintage buses taking you to the other end where there are tanks and busses this year is the 30th year of the show

At 5:38am on September 3, 2009, kev todd said…: hi sam
mike with the beige tr7 goes to the ace sometimes you may have seen it and rod with the silver tr8 has used his car in tv shows before when you have it all up and running if you need some trs for the film we can see what we can do

At 12:48am on August 7, 2009, Hector Cademartori said…: Hello, Sam!
Thank you for your interest in my page and hope we'll have a chance to meet sometime. Where are you exactly, England?
Cheers!

Hector Cademartori

At 6:59pm on August 4, 2009, Alexander Davidis said…: I just noticed the end of the slide show is a bit out of context. Sorry.
I hope you like the beginning though.....
A

At 6:55pm on August 4, 2009, Alexander Davidis said…: Hey Sam,
Thanks for inviting me as a "friend". Great show-reel you have up on YouTube!!!
I hope you project comes to fruition. I am a big Muscle Car fan myself. That is why I always loved the V8 Aston Martin. I always considered it to be THE British Muscle car.
Here is an album that I have on the VRL.

Find more photos like this on The Vintage Racing League
Unfortunately I haven't put up the shots where the V8 races against Mustangs and Dodges. I shall (inspired by you) do that soon.
Best
Alexander

At 3:53pm on August 4, 2009, Stephen Page said…: Hi Sam
Great to have you on board !
Welcome to MyVRL.
Please personalize the appearance of your Home Page, join the Trans-Am and your other favorite car Groups, post photos (and race videos if you have them) and invite your friends to join.
All the best - Stephen Page
Chairman
The Vintage Racing League

At 9:18am on August 4, 2009, Conor O'Brien said…: Great to see you are going to make a dfilm about the Amrican Muscle cars and can I suggest that you contact Roger Bennington who runs the Heritage Grand Touring Car Challenge There are many muscle cars in that series and i race my Aston there also but sadly not this year , I will be back next year. As you have probably seen Alexander davidis has made many films on the Historic racing Scene, Shaken and Stirred at Spa and the GT Racer Series now in its 2nd year. There is a huge interest and I am sure you will be able to sell your film when it is made. If I can be of any further help do please let me know. Where you at Silverstone 2 weeks ago? Kind regards Conor

At 7:09am on August 4, 2009, Wilfred ( Wil ) Ferch said…: Interesting concept, Sam....do you think there is enough passion across a broader range of the car enthusiast population to make this sort of movie a worthwhile endeavor ?