http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yFNQI1PYGc
Absolutely awesome, best automotive video I've seen rally or otherwise...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yFNQI1PYGc
Absolutely awesome, best automotive video I've seen rally or otherwise...
WOW, thanks a ton. That is probably the best thing I have seen for years. LOL at that Trabant at 6:00
I got bits and pieces of it. The vintage shots with sound look great, but there's a lot of music dubbed over in there too. I need to watch the whole thing though, looks interesting based on the Alpine segment I watched.
I watched it.. glad to see the italians get some face time.. even the "also ran" 124 spider saw some love for a "touch of madness"
We need more videos/movies like this
mad_machine wrote: We need more videos/movies like this
That's exactly what I was thinking. The music was a little much at times but otherwise brilliant, it needs a better place than youtube!
THAT is the best film on the history of rallying ever made. Period. Take 90 minutes and enjoy the history of the sport, from the V-4 Saabs, the mighty Group B cars--including the crash that eliminated them--to today's sport. It's great. Well done; thanks for posting it!!
Stratos stuff to even a blue Mangusta (!) to today's stuff. And the footage of the M-B and Toyotas in the East African Rally, oh man. Then there's the Quattro...I drove a competition version a couple of times--this makes me want to find a street version. Even that was fun.
Made my day.
Rolls Royce covered in mud and sliding....There's even a glimpse of a Chevy Nova sliding. Perhaps a glimpse of what would be decades later at Targa Newfoundland?
I knew the Fiat 131 effort was big, but, a 747 as ONE of the transporters!
NickF40 wrote: That's exactly what I was thinking. The music was a little much at times but otherwise brilliant, it needs a better place than youtube!
How about your hardrive?
You can use a free service from KeepVid.com to convert YouTube videos to MP4 files. If you don't have it already, download VLC Player (also free) for play-back.
Enjoy at your own leisure!
mad_machine wrote: Youtube allows some users to post more than 10 minutes now
True!
I have seen some vids with time-lengths well over two hours.
That is a great video. Unfortunately I'm at work so I can't finish it while eating lunch.
Will be tracking it down tonight to watch with a brew (or two)
I just installed the 26" cable ready computer monitor on the wall in my room... I will partake of this tonight after Top Gear ;)
oldsaw wrote:NickF40 wrote: That's exactly what I was thinking. The music was a little much at times but otherwise brilliant, it needs a better place than youtube!How about your hardrive? You can use a free service from KeepVid.com to convert YouTube videos to MP4 files. If you don't have it already, download VLC Player (also free) for play-back. Enjoy at your own leisure!
Or you can use Realplayer.
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