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BUCKLERS LEAD -- OTHERS FOLLOW
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Click
here to read the fascinating History of John Hissey’s
Buckler Registered KBU 744 in Kenya and then later after
it's return to England the car became CJK 132
Possibly a DD2? in Kenya...

Mr McNaughton at the wheel of Tony Everard's
Buckler-Climax in 1967
Kenya News. Details of a Buckler-Climax have surfaced
thanks to Duncan Ragabliati. Duncan sent in two
newspaper cuttings from the Kenyan East African
Standard, both dated 1967. It is believed that the late
Tony Everard bought the car second-hand in c1957 in
England and raced at Nakuru during the sixties (the same
circuit where John Hissey competed in 53/54) Tony passed
away in 1974.
The Buckler is missing and further details obtained are
at times conflicting. It has been established that Tony
fitted the Climax engine from a Lotus 6 that was written
off in Kenya. The original spec still has to be
determined. The photo was taken at Nakuru sometime in
the mid to late sixties and shows the Buckler with a
Mistral shell. If McNaughton and Tony Everard’s name
sound familiar they were both regular competitors in the
East African Safari Rally.
Many thanks to Brian Malin and Duncan Ragabliati for
this update.
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