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Typically 2+2's are less preferable—but the Elan +2 has character of its own.
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This 1954 Jaguar D-Type Represents A Shared History
Firstly, I would like to thank all of the Petrolicious team for giving us so much great content every week.
My grandfather always spoke to me about this particular car, the one that made his childhood when he went to the “12h de Reims”. Seeing this again almost made him cry.
I just wanted to ask you if you could search the title of the two musics played in this film for me please… Shazam can’t tell me anything
Thank you for your answer
My grandfather and me
Another fine piece of work. Using the idea that less is more when editing, the interview interwoven with the car and it’s sweet engine notes is the music I want to hear most. The locations of the drive shots free of power lines and filled with wonderful curves are stunning. Cars are meant to be driven, not just parked in garages and museums, so his driving and sharing the car with us auto enthusiasts is to be admired and emulated. Keep up the fine work!
