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200 Mile Riverside
Team McLaren's Teddy Mayer (sunglasses, checkered shirt) is pointing with his left arm to part of the engine of Jim Hall's Chaparral 2C
200 Mile Riverside
Second row: Left: Graham Hill (dark helmet), Right: Parnelli Jones. Third row: Left: Jerry Grant, Right: Walter Hansgen
200 Mile Riverside
In the foreground, two Zerex Special Lola T70s. Car number 18 was driven by Parnelli Jones and car number 17 was driven by Walter Hansgen. In the background are two Chaparrals. Car number 66, Chaparral 2C was driven by Jim Hall. Car number 65, number not visible, Chaparral 2A was driven by Hap Sharp.
24 Hours of Le Mans
June 10-11, 1967 No 48 - Roger Delageneste/Jacques Cheinisse Alpine-Renault A210 entered by Ecurie Savin-Calberson - finished 12th overall
Bahamas Speed Week
Dave Dooley drives car number 42, a Jaguar XKE, followed by Jim Hall in car number 66, a Chaparral 2C.
Bahamas Speed Week
In front, Jim Hall drives car number 66, a Chaparral 2C. Following behind is Bruce McLaren driving car number 47, a McLaren Elva Mark II.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Jim Hall in number 66, Chaparral 2C. To the right is the Chaparral 2A driven by Hap Sharp.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
November 27–December 5, 1965 Pace car leads Car no. 65, Hap Sharp, Chaparral 2A, front row center, , Car no. 66, Jim Hall, Chaparral 2C front row right side, a Lola T70 on the left side of the front row, 2nd row Car no. 47, Bruce McLaren, McLaren Elva Mk II,
Bahamas Speed Weeks
November 27–December 5, 1965 Car no. 66, Jim Hall, Chaparral 2C, Note- the driver's seat has been temporarily removed, and there is no firewall separating the engine from the driver.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Bruce McLaren drives car number 47, McLaren-Elva Mark II and Jim Hall drives car number 66, Chaparral 2C.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Jim Hall drives car number 66, Chaparral 2C and Ray Stoutenburg drives car number 57, Fiat-Abarth Record Monza.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Winner Hap Sharp drives car number 65, Chaparral 2A Chevrolet and Jim Hall car number 66, Chaparral 2C Chevrolet.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Cars lined up at the start of the race. Cloasest to the camera is a McLaren-Elva Mark II followed by two Chaparrals.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Chaparral pit area. Car number 66 is a Chaparral 2C driven by Jim Hall. Car number 65 is a Chaparral 2A driven by winner Hap Sharp. Sharp is seen posing for a photograph in front of the car.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Car number 66, with some panels removed, is the Chaparral 2C, chassis 2C001, owned by the Chaparral Cars Inc., and to be driven in the Nassau Trophy race by Jim Hall. Number 66 did not finish the race due to an accident caused by a suspension failure.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
November 27–December 5, 1965 Left: Car no. 66, Jim Hall, Chaparral 2C,Center: Car no. 65, Hap Sharp, Chaparral 2A, Right: Lola T70
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Bruce McLaren drives car number 47, McLaren-Elva Mark II and Jim Hall drives car number 66, Chaparral 2C.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
On the starting grid, winner Hap Sharp is in car number 65, Chaparral 2A Chevrolet. Jim Hall is in car number 66, Chaparral 2C Chevrolet. Charlie Hayes is in car number 97, McLaren-Elva Mark I Oldsmobile.
Bahamas Speed Weeks
Number 66, Chaparral 2C driven by Jim Hall and number 47, McLaren-Elva Mark II driven by Bruce McLaren.