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An era-defining racecar from the meisters at Bavarian Motor Works.
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1908 Mors Grand Prix Car: Mors Ianua Vitae
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There is only one thing better than a race car.. and that’s an OLD race car…
The folks at Revs Institute do extremely important work in their efforts of keeping and preserving the heritage of these significant cars.
The Colliers are special people that through their generosity, make these cars available for people to experience …
I agree with Robert in LA – this is a marvelous series. Tremendous videography, crisp and fluid editing, inspired settings and comprehensive information. So I was amused by the apparent inability of whoever ‘translated’ the narrator’s commentary into closed captions to actually hear English spoken with a British accent and transcribe it accurately. Several examples stood out: “a racing Panhard” became “erasure panel,” and “Motoring” (pronounce “mot’rin,”) became – yep, “motrin.” The question naturally comes to mind, who’s editing the CC editor?
The way that we are walked around the engine I found especially useful. These are individual cylinder barrels, surrounded by copper jackets. This keeps the casting problems manageable, lets you replace individual cylinders, and all of that. Given the height of those cylinders, the stroke and therefore the torque output must have been huge. These things were build like tractors.
