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The Finest Road Race of them All

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Stirling Moss called it the finest road race of them all. This unyielding 1,000-mile challenge through the Italian Countryside, sometimes literally, ran from 1927 through 1957. Playing host to greats such as Caracciola, Nuvolari, Varzi and Moss. Who did battle driving the cars from Mercedes, Maserati, Alfa Romeo and of course Ferrari. Where a Grand Prix cars with mudguards raced on the same roads, as would be aces in their Fiat Topolinos. A uniquely Italian affair that lives in legend and reenactment.

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The Mille Miglia
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See you in Brescia next week then, Dennis?
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QUOTE Above my layout is a painting of Moss and Jenkinson, battling it out with an A6GCS in 55...

You mean, lapping it for the second time?
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OK, who is the wise one who will tell us what kind of car is Moss sitting in under the rain, and this without researching it? Be honest, no looksee at old docs...


It is a.....
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QUOTE Well, at the risk of extreme embarrassment, with those louvers it MIGHT be a C Jag. Didn't he drive one of those before hitting fame and fortune with Jenks in '55? No idea how he finished.

Speedyweenie, you win the prize, this is indeed a C-Type Jag.



Same exact car in fact.
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QUOTE Now I'm confused.

No need. It was just to show what the car looks like, not the exact livery of the Mille Miglia Moss car. I am not sure if it is really necessary for MMK to make the exact MM car since it is easy to change the livery for anyone with a decal sheet.
Regards,

Dr. Pea
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