Iconic 1967 British Bluebird to soar again .. with a Red Arrows' jet engine
Donald Campbell CBE tried for the 300mph World Water Speed Record on Coniston Water in Bluebird K7 before it ended in tragedy ...
Shropshire Star29d
A rare beauty, isn't she? Muscular, too, with enough horsepower to knock your socks off.
nostalgia pic. Captain Malcolm Campbell, later Sir Malcolm Campbell, with his car Bluebird, probably in January 1931 when it was put on public display before setting a new land speed record at Daytona ...
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The water speed record
Now you can hear her at full throttle…! 1947: Sir Malcolm Campbell tests Blue Bird. Sir Malcolm Campbell tests the latest version of his boat, Blue Bird K4, which for the first time has been ...
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Marloe’s new Coniston Automatic collection is remarkably good value
The first is the CN7, named after the Bluebird Proteus CN7 ... Next up is the K4, named after the hydroplane that earned Sir Malcolm Campbell, father of Donald, his 141.74mph water speed record ...
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A rare beauty, isn't she? Muscular, too, with enough horsepower to knock your socks off.
nostalgia pic. Captain Malcolm Campbell, later Sir Malcolm Campbell, with his car Bluebird, probably in January 1931 when it was put on public display before setting a new land speed record at ...