1952 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL W 194 Carrera Panamericana
1952 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL W 194 Carrera Panamericana
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Top 20 Most Popular Stories of 2014

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Top 20 Most Popular Stories of 2014 on Sports Car Digest 11-15 (click photo for story)

Robert Dicks in the 63 Watson Tribute Car. Note the scarf covering his mouth.
11. SVRA Indy Brickyard Invitational Report and Photo Gallery – David Ferguson’s 250-image gallery highlighted the massive field that showed up for the inaugural event at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
Goodwood Revival 2014
12. Goodwood Revival Behind the Scenes Photo Gallery – Julien Mahiels documented the Revival with the a great selection of images that offer a ‘Behind the Scenes’ look at the 17th annual historic car racing event.
1951 Export Vignale Cab Serial #106E
13. Cavallino Classic Report and Photo Gallery – Michael DiPleco highlighted the 23rd annual gathering for Ferrari owners and enthusiasts held at Palm Beach Raceway and the lawns of the Breaker Hotel.

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Chris MacAllister, 71 McLaren M8F
14. The Hawk at Road America Report and Photo Gallery – David Ferguson’s 218 images from the historic car races held at the venerable road course in Elkhart Lake.
Ferrari 512M
15. Silverstone Classic Report and Photo Gallery – Top 3 in 2013, Tim Scott offered 323 pictures that captured the 24th annual vintage car races at the 3.6-mile Silverstone Grand Prix circuit in Northamptonshire, England.

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  1. Pretty TF but the colours are all wrong…way too bright a red for an MG T series colour, and the dashboards were all done in TAN as were the steering wheels done light brown too. MG red was more the colour of dried blood.

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    1. Not sure which TF you are referring to, but I never saw any original red T series MG paint that wasn’t oxidized to a dead shade that approximated a scab. Texas sun was not kind to English paint.

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  2. Thanks, SCD, for giving me – already – many hours of entertainment in the New Year. Not sure my wife is so grateful.

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