Goodwood 2013:Sport & GT
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The Online Magazine for Italian and French Classic Car Enthusiasts
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Goodwood 2013:Monopostos
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Goodwood 2013:The Drivers
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Goodwood 2013: Cockpits
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Goodwood 2013: Atmosphere
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By Marshall Buck
A review of 1:18 scale Maserati 300S models from CMC, and thanks to Walter Bäumer’s great (big) book for helping in research on these racers.
From 1955 through 1958, Maserati produced a total of twenty-six of the wonderfully balanced 300S sports racers. Sir Stirling Moss once wrote that the 300S was “…..one of the easiest, nicest, best balanced sports-racing cars ever made….” and he should certainly know. I’ll add my two cents worth…… it was, and is still one of the prettiest as well. Within the entire production there were three notable body styles, each featuring numerous detail differences.
1- First series cars, short nose, and shortest body.
2- Interim series, semi-long nose, with a slightly longer rear. Fewest cars made with this body.
3- Long nose, and long rear end.
By Gerelli
Story and photos by Alessandro Gerelli
RM Auction in London, September 8th and 9th, 2013.
The day after the St. James Concours d’ Elegance in London, RM held an auction with many cars coming from important private collections.
The first day was dedicated to a collection of Mercedes cars, while the second day featured other brands, with a huge number of Ferrari models, mostly production cars of the 60s and 70s.
The auction was a big success with a total of sales of more than 21 million pounds (more than $33 million). [Read more…] about The Price of our Passion: Gerelli at RM Auctions, London
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Photos by Roberto Motta
We woke up one morning to find that our Italian correspondent Roberto Motta had sent us his photos from the F1 practice at Monza. Suddenly we realized that the season was almost over (it was MONZA already!) and we had yet to watch one race. [Read more…] about F1 Update: Roberto Motta Reports from Monza
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Lancia Aurelia Technical Sketches
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Pages: 144 glossy pages
Dimensions: 8.25″ x 11.75″
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Long-time Lancia enthusiasts are very aware of a strange anomaly in the production of the famous Aurelia. It seems the factory failed to print a tech manual for the car! Therefore the critical data sheets with complete specs for the mechanical components were never available to the owners, or plain old mechanics. [Read more…] about Lancia Aurelia Technical Spec Sheets: Sold Out!
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Salon Privé is held at the Duke of Northumberland’s London home at Syon Park, a lovely spot by the Thames and this year the date was set for Thursday, September 4-6th. Now entering its 8th consecutive year, Salon Privé is the UK’s premier ’boutique’ motoring event and held just prior to the St. James Concours. Website for Prive Salon Concours [Read more…] about Salon Prive, St. James Concours, London