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(copied from here)
"As for Sig Bandini's putative fame, I never heard of him before. I do know a bit about racing, & a bit about cars; between them, I can cope with most of what was there. I also think the writer is giving him too much credit, but that could be Italian chauvinism at work in the original source."
"Looking at your recent changes, I like "trusted team"; I think that's closer to what was really going on, w "Papa Bandini" & his Merry Men. I think there's still confusion over the bodywork (was it still Motto, or did they drop him, or what?). I might quibble over the engine "adopting" a new head; maybe I was unclear it's the company adopting it, & if so, I'll fix it. There's a bit of "control freak" in Bandini that seems to run in guys who form their own car companies"
Thanks for the repairs here. That translation was making me cringe. FYI, I suspect "turner" was a spelling error for "tuner". BTW, there's a whole bunch more linked out from Bandini Automobili that could use help... TREKphiler hit me ♠ 00:39, 12 July 2008 (UTC)
<--Looking at your recent changes, I like "trusted team"; I think that's closer to what was really going on, w "Papa Bandini" & his Merry Men. I think there's still confusion over the bodywork (was it still Motto, or did they drop him, or what?). I might quibble over the engine "adopting" a new head; maybe I was unclear it's the company adopting it, & if so, I'll fix it. There's a bit of "control freak" in Bandini that seems to run in guys who form their own car companies (Ferrari was the same, Colin Chapman certainly had some of it, FWI read); if I can get a handle on the grammar, I'll take out the "wordiness" you were worried about. I took out the xt link to Dell'Orto; apparently, they're frowned on, & also, I want to encourage creation of an EngWP article on them, if I can. And to conclude, we may have to agree to disagree (tho I hope we can come to an agreement!) on mudgards v cycle fenders. I think the pic of the Lotus 7 at Fender (vehicle) pretty clearly shows they're not attached, & the description explains the usage (I know, I wrote it); I just wish I could source the origin of the term. I see from your discussion here the term's not terribly common across the pond, so maybe it's unique to the mag writers here; I'm not a big enough fan of the Seven & its siblings to know. TREKphiler hit me ♠ 16:50, 16 July 2008 (UTC)
Hi, Bandini Regestry here. I'd like to comment on the following:
"As for Sig Bandini's putative fame, I never heard of him before. I do know a bit about racing, & a bit about cars; between them, I can cope with most of what was there. I also think the writer is giving him too much credit, but that could be Italian chauvinism at work in the original source."
If you would have been around American racing in the 1950's and early 1960's you would have heard of Bandini. They won the National SCCA Hmod championship in '55 and '57 and came in second many times. They took part in an amazing number of races and always finished near the top. They raced in international races like Sebring (1952, 1955, and 1960), Mille Miglia, etc. They were also on many magazine covers so just because YOU have never heard of Bandini does not mean they are not famous!
"Looking at your recent changes, I like "trusted team"; I think that's closer to what was really going on, w "Papa Bandini" & his Merry Men. I think there's still confusion over the bodywork (was it still Motto, or did they drop him, or what?). I might quibble over the engine "adopting" a new head; maybe I was unclear it's the company adopting it, & if so, I'll fix it. There's a bit of "control freak" in Bandini that seems to run in guys who form their own car companies"
Bandini was NOT a "control freak". He was an easy going caring person who was revered by his friends. I have never heard one bad thing said about Illario and in fact everyone who knew him LOVED him!
Motto made the first few bodies and then Bandini made them.
Bandini developed his OWN twin cam head for his engines.
Thanks. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Bandini Register ( talk • contribs) 12:47, 6 August 2008 (UTC)
Hmm. Just noticed a contradiction tween this page, which says the F3 got discs in '54, & this one, which says 1957. Anybody know which is right? TREKphiler any time you're ready, Uhura 19:43, 29 January 2010 (UTC)
I've done some work on the translation/phrasing (while trying not to alter any of the content matter). I'm satisified that it now meets a reasonable standard of English and I've removed the tag.
I also did some copy edits relating to internal (WP) links, and started a references section. I cut down some of the less pertinent content where it seems to be duplicating other Bandini articles.
I'd suggest that the article still needs a lot of work. In particular it seems to be excessively focussed on the founder, Ilario, who already is the subject of a WP article, at the cost of focussing on the car as a type, or the company as a manufacturer. And it needs a LOT more referencing.
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Continuing the discussion about sources to expand this article, I found that Artcurial auctions sold several Bandini cars from the Dino Bandini collection at their 2022 Retromobile auctions. The catalog descriptions with each lot could possibly be used as sources for this article. See the catalog here. Prova MO (talk) 15:08, 24 May 2023 (UTC)
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(copied from here)
"As for Sig Bandini's putative fame, I never heard of him before. I do know a bit about racing, & a bit about cars; between them, I can cope with most of what was there. I also think the writer is giving him too much credit, but that could be Italian chauvinism at work in the original source."
"Looking at your recent changes, I like "trusted team"; I think that's closer to what was really going on, w "Papa Bandini" & his Merry Men. I think there's still confusion over the bodywork (was it still Motto, or did they drop him, or what?). I might quibble over the engine "adopting" a new head; maybe I was unclear it's the company adopting it, & if so, I'll fix it. There's a bit of "control freak" in Bandini that seems to run in guys who form their own car companies"
Thanks for the repairs here. That translation was making me cringe. FYI, I suspect "turner" was a spelling error for "tuner". BTW, there's a whole bunch more linked out from Bandini Automobili that could use help... TREKphiler hit me ♠ 00:39, 12 July 2008 (UTC)
<--Looking at your recent changes, I like "trusted team"; I think that's closer to what was really going on, w "Papa Bandini" & his Merry Men. I think there's still confusion over the bodywork (was it still Motto, or did they drop him, or what?). I might quibble over the engine "adopting" a new head; maybe I was unclear it's the company adopting it, & if so, I'll fix it. There's a bit of "control freak" in Bandini that seems to run in guys who form their own car companies (Ferrari was the same, Colin Chapman certainly had some of it, FWI read); if I can get a handle on the grammar, I'll take out the "wordiness" you were worried about. I took out the xt link to Dell'Orto; apparently, they're frowned on, & also, I want to encourage creation of an EngWP article on them, if I can. And to conclude, we may have to agree to disagree (tho I hope we can come to an agreement!) on mudgards v cycle fenders. I think the pic of the Lotus 7 at Fender (vehicle) pretty clearly shows they're not attached, & the description explains the usage (I know, I wrote it); I just wish I could source the origin of the term. I see from your discussion here the term's not terribly common across the pond, so maybe it's unique to the mag writers here; I'm not a big enough fan of the Seven & its siblings to know. TREKphiler hit me ♠ 16:50, 16 July 2008 (UTC)
Hi, Bandini Regestry here. I'd like to comment on the following:
"As for Sig Bandini's putative fame, I never heard of him before. I do know a bit about racing, & a bit about cars; between them, I can cope with most of what was there. I also think the writer is giving him too much credit, but that could be Italian chauvinism at work in the original source."
If you would have been around American racing in the 1950's and early 1960's you would have heard of Bandini. They won the National SCCA Hmod championship in '55 and '57 and came in second many times. They took part in an amazing number of races and always finished near the top. They raced in international races like Sebring (1952, 1955, and 1960), Mille Miglia, etc. They were also on many magazine covers so just because YOU have never heard of Bandini does not mean they are not famous!
"Looking at your recent changes, I like "trusted team"; I think that's closer to what was really going on, w "Papa Bandini" & his Merry Men. I think there's still confusion over the bodywork (was it still Motto, or did they drop him, or what?). I might quibble over the engine "adopting" a new head; maybe I was unclear it's the company adopting it, & if so, I'll fix it. There's a bit of "control freak" in Bandini that seems to run in guys who form their own car companies"
Bandini was NOT a "control freak". He was an easy going caring person who was revered by his friends. I have never heard one bad thing said about Illario and in fact everyone who knew him LOVED him!
Motto made the first few bodies and then Bandini made them.
Bandini developed his OWN twin cam head for his engines.
Thanks. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Bandini Register ( talk • contribs) 12:47, 6 August 2008 (UTC)
Hmm. Just noticed a contradiction tween this page, which says the F3 got discs in '54, & this one, which says 1957. Anybody know which is right? TREKphiler any time you're ready, Uhura 19:43, 29 January 2010 (UTC)
I've done some work on the translation/phrasing (while trying not to alter any of the content matter). I'm satisified that it now meets a reasonable standard of English and I've removed the tag.
I also did some copy edits relating to internal (WP) links, and started a references section. I cut down some of the less pertinent content where it seems to be duplicating other Bandini articles.
I'd suggest that the article still needs a lot of work. In particular it seems to be excessively focussed on the founder, Ilario, who already is the subject of a WP article, at the cost of focussing on the car as a type, or the company as a manufacturer. And it needs a LOT more referencing.
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Continuing the discussion about sources to expand this article, I found that Artcurial auctions sold several Bandini cars from the Dino Bandini collection at their 2022 Retromobile auctions. The catalog descriptions with each lot could possibly be used as sources for this article. See the catalog here. Prova MO (talk) 15:08, 24 May 2023 (UTC)