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TRDejaVu
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Was Fangio a minor race car driver then :cooler:
mikecyc72usa
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They advertised this car was going to be there. Pretty cool. As an aside, does everyone know the Triumph prototype codenamed Fury is currently for sale? In England, of course.
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I was there....lots of neat stuff as usual. That Fangio car is the real-deal.
Real LeMans racers (Bentley in back)
Probably the most important M-B ever; the 1939 W154 Grand Prix car. “Rescued” from the Soviets just a few years ago (They've had it since WW II). This was it's first outing ever since MB got it back (it's now part
of the Collier Collection in FLA). 475 HP from 3 liters!
Famous LeMans MG (sorry...I know this is the TR forum
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Brian Redman's old Mini
UOP Shadow Can-Am car
Herb Wetson (of the hamburger chain of stores) in his Fraser-Nash
lots of other neat stuff....I'll post more later.
Real LeMans racers (Bentley in back)
Probably the most important M-B ever; the 1939 W154 Grand Prix car. “Rescued” from the Soviets just a few years ago (They've had it since WW II). This was it's first outing ever since MB got it back (it's now part
of the Collier Collection in FLA). 475 HP from 3 liters!
Famous LeMans MG (sorry...I know this is the TR forum
Brian Redman's old Mini
UOP Shadow Can-Am car
Herb Wetson (of the hamburger chain of stores) in his Fraser-Nash
lots of other neat stuff....I'll post more later.
martx-5
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Picky point, but his name is Herb Wetanson. 
When I was growing up, there was a Wetson's a couple of blocks from where I lived. I also remember watching him race out at Bridgehampton during the late sixties or early seventies.
When I was growing up, there was a Wetson's a couple of blocks from where I lived. I also remember watching him race out at Bridgehampton during the late sixties or early seventies.