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Let's show vintage racing pictures. I'll start.

conedodger
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On 08/01/2018 at 2:48 AM, conedodger said:

I seem to have been misunderstood. What I’m saying is the car looks so nice, I can’t tell if it’s a race car or a show car. Obviously, it’s a race car...

No misunderstanding, the stone chips are typical of a race car that's all. 

 

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A Little C-Prod in the morning. Early to mid 1970’s, Road Atlanta. Oh, and one lonely 914! 

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No matter what is done to a Datsun 120Y , #32, they still don't look like a race car. On the other hand all the Z cars come up looking pro.

A Little C-Prod in the morning. Early to mid 1970’s, Road Atlanta. Oh, and one lonely 914! 
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That is the 1978 SCCA Runoffs at Road Atlanta rounding the last turn before the green flag. On the pole is Logan Blackburn and next to him on his left is eventual winner Frank Leary out of the San Francisco Region.


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Mid America Raceway - a bunch of Datsuns. One shiny side down. Broken tie rod I’m told. Back at work the next week. Sore and pissed off.

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