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Oldtimer Grand Prix at Nurburgring

Discussion in 'Vintage (thru 365 GTC4)' started by Sports Car Digest, Sep 10, 2010.

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  1. Sports Car Digest

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    #1 Sports Car Digest, Sep 10, 2010
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  2. TOOLFAN

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    Thank you! These photos are great.
     
  3. Michael Muller

    Michael Muller Formula Junior

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    Exceptional...? Are we talking about the same event??
    Wanted to go there, but after checking the entry lists online I stayed at home. I know, off-topic for this board, but where had been all the pre-war cars for which the OGP was famous in former years? No Bugatti, no Bentley, no supercharged Mercedes, a single Monza and a P3. And if not the Rettenbergers would have brought their Maseratis to the ring it would have been hopeless. The "Historic GP" heat contained cars from 1925 to 1960, which shows how disappointing the entries had been. Where had been the Edwardians and the "Super Sports"? And also the post-war sports cars had only a few highlights.
     
  4. Merak1974

    Merak1974 Formula 3

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    That's an excellent collection of action packed pictures! Thanks for posting the link.

    Must agree with Müller though that hadn't the 1950-60s Maseratis been there, the field of cars would have seemed relatively "ordinary"...


    Cheers,
    Gabriel
     
  5. DAYTONASME

    DAYTONASME Formula Junior

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    #5 DAYTONASME, Sep 11, 2010
    Last edited: Sep 11, 2010
    With Monaco Historique, Le Mans Classic and another Goodwood Revival just around the corner, it's no wonder some of the Oldtimer "grids" lacked fizz.

    Thanks for posting some great photos

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