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Jay Leno 2014 Mille Miglia in an XK120 Ecurie Ecosse
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Excellent!
Jay spends his money well.....I have great respect for him.
The part with Don Milligan was poignant. And probably true. I can still recall an MGA I used to see near my house in Toronto when I was about 9. My first street car was an MGA.
And who could be a better MM navigator in a Jaguar than Ian McCallum?!
Plus great to see Brian Johnson chasing him in the C-type....what a character *he* is!
Jay's comments about "static" vs. "driving" really hits home for me. The only part of car shows I really like is driving to them and driving home (hopefully chasing another classic).
Good stuff...thanks for posting!
Jay spends his money well.....I have great respect for him.
The part with Don Milligan was poignant. And probably true. I can still recall an MGA I used to see near my house in Toronto when I was about 9. My first street car was an MGA.
And who could be a better MM navigator in a Jaguar than Ian McCallum?!
Plus great to see Brian Johnson chasing him in the C-type....what a character *he* is!
Jay's comments about "static" vs. "driving" really hits home for me. The only part of car shows I really like is driving to them and driving home (hopefully chasing another classic).
Good stuff...thanks for posting!
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Thanks for that. Normally I wouldn't watch a 21 minute clip but after reading Nial's comment I had to. Thanks guys. I knew little about Moss or the event and I'm glad I did some research. The fact his navigator lost his glasses after vomiting out the side of the car is just too funny. I can't imagine speeds that high on roads that bad in cars that raw.
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Great stuff! Thanks!