Le Mans competition isn’t limited to the latest equipment. Vintage cars run there, too, during Le Mans Classic.
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A good but unlikely alternative for a vintage rally car, one that offers great handling and simple mechanicals? The Saab 92, 93 or 96 could be just what you need.
Le Mans in 1965? How about Main Street in 2005? And 20 years after its debut, the Ford GT can still serve as a very usable supercar.
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Let’s get those wheels pointed the right way.
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The AW11 Toyota MR2 was a great value sports car when it was released, and can still offer similar thrills today.
