Saw this on my travels today and thought you would appreciate it (my eye for vintage cars is even worse than my eye for vintage watches so hopefully this one hits the mark :0)
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Saw this on my travels today and thought you would appreciate it (my eye for vintage cars is even worse than my eye for vintage watches so hopefully this one hits the mark :0)
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Back on track.. this came to my attention today.. Also the color scheme of my M3 but that is unrelated...
https://canepa.com/photo-gallery/1954-lancia-aurelia-b20-gt-quotoutlawquot6872/
Z for Zagato. Aston turned up to 11.
And how it retired from the race.....
The 250GTO driven by John Surtees was leading the race before this happened.
https://www.goodwood.com/grr/column...this-Zagato-Aston-lived-to-fight-another-day/https://www.goodwood.com/grr/column...this-Zagato-Aston-lived-to-fight-another-day/
Very interesting article, thank you..
That number 2 Aston squeezed up against the hoardings behind Surtees 250 GTO was driven by Jim Clark of all people..