I could tell so many stories about Mo, but most would not be suitable for printing.If ScreenHunter 7 isn’t right for you, follow these quick and easy steps to completely uninstall it from your PC and check out the free ScreenHunter 7 alternatives below. He said that after sitting in the wreckage with bits of fibreglass sticking up his 'jacksy', he thought a steel-bodied car might be better. Before getting into Minis, Mo raced a very light TVR in which he had a big accident at Mallory. He and I, with another ace Mini driver Bill Rogers were all student apprentices together at de Havilland Aircraft, Hatfield from 1958. 'The pub was the Nascot Arms and I spent many happy hours there working with Mo on his Minis and drinking in the bar. Quote posted below from 'Cooperman' (TMF) Mo Mendham is mentioned in the 'Mini Racing Story' book as running his tuning business from the garage behind his parents pub in Watford and fellow Mini racer Paul Butler goes on to describe a pre-race overtaking incident between himself towing his race Mini with Mo's Mk2 Jag towing his Mini up the M1 to Mallory Park before they both became rather unstable at 70mph! 'Mendham converted' Watford, Herts - original sticker on 1968 Mini bootlid. I knew it would come in useful one day as I guess the photo below confirms that the 731 HOP racer in the photo above was a Mendham car. Some time ago I bought a tatty '68 Mini which had been 'Mendham' tuned and being a bit of an 'anorak' took a photo of the sticker on the crumbling bootlid. I have just zoomed in on the 731 HOP race Mini photo to check for Mo's name and then noticed the small rectangular yellow sticker on the RH side of the bonnet with a distinctive large 'M' just visible at each end of the logo. Journalist Sue Schofield tracks down the car used by John Drake in the 'Danger Man' series.

He was very, very quick throughout his racing career.' IIRC Mo intended to do the full BSCC that year but changed his mind after the Brands crash. Number Plate was 'famous' as it featured on a Mini used by Patrick McGoohan in the TV series 'Danger Man'

Picture taken at Brands Hatch, car ended up in the bank at South Bank going on to GP loop. 'Pretty certain that he ran this Mini in British saloon car championship in the 'Bevan/ Mcgovern' era. 'I remember seeing him have an enormous crash at Brands, is it true he never wore a seat belt until they were made compulsory ?'

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