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Films: Aston Martin LM8, 9, And 10: Le Mans Racer Reunion
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Made To Drive | S14 E05

Aston Martin LM8, 9, And 10: Le Mans Racer Reunion

Le Mans pedigree times three.
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When Outrageous Was Possible
There was a time when an art form known as coachbuilding existed.Back then, the coachbuilder did not have to answer to a CFO.Back then, the coachbuilder did not have to compromise his vision due to government regulations.Back then, the outrageous was possible.The Lamborghini Countach could only have been born then.
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aussie09
aussie09
4 years ago

Great story and beautiful cars with such wonderful history. I was left hoping for some shots of the engine and more of the interior.

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Paul Bilek
Paul Bilek
4 years ago

Such wonderful history. Very glad to see they are still being driven.

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Robert in LA
Robert in LA
4 years ago

Lovely video. I am impressed that 1.5 liters was competitive for a race of that duration. Apparently the engines were inline fours, with a single over-head cam, with a rather long stroke compared to the bore. There were two side draft carburetors. So these were configured much like an engine of the 1950s. The engine produced 70 hp, and must have produced an enormous amount of torque, given the length of the stroke. Wikipedia has some details, under the heading: “Aston Martin Le Mans”.

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2ar2c1
2ar2c1
4 years ago

very enjoyable video, thank you.

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Dennis White
Dennis White
4 years ago

Love the sound of these machines!

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