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Correct - Lotus 19. Ex Dan Gurney/Arciero Brothers. The wall photo shows Gurney leading Stirling Moss at Riverside. You have the helm, Steed.

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In steed's absence I've been asked, as first runner up, to provide a stand-in photo. So here goes. Extra points for identifying the particular car and it's significance in history.

 

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Not directly, no. But being Argentina, everything is connected at some level!

 

The car is probably more famous for what it achieved rather than who drove it.

 

Apropos of nothing, I was fortunate to meet Mr. Fangio a number of years before his death and you could never meet a more humble, gracious and inspiring man.

 

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Kent,

 

If it's a car with a history it must be a GTA and not a GTV. Further assistance of Google learned me that it's Carlos Lepro's GTA serial no. 613642 and apparently the first GTA from Autodelta to reach Latin America in 1965. that's the nice thing about this thread that you learn a lot while searching for the answers.

 

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Well done, Gerd! By winning the 1965 Grand Premio, 613632 became the first GTA to win an FIA sanctioned race. The book is "Carlos Lepro's Giulia" by the current owner and restorer, Dr. Bernardo Martinez (a great guy, by the way).

 

Over to you!

 

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I don't think the next one is too difficult but as I will be traveling the next two days it may take some time to come on line. Anyway I'll be back home on Friday. As for the car manufacturer the image leaves little doubt.

 

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John,

 

Exactly - the Alfa Romeo TZ3. And as for Stuarts remark about the 60's look that is even more striking if you see the 3 cars next to each other TZ3, TZ2, TZ1 and a Giulietta SZ as seen here in Zandvoort last September. Though for me the TZ2 is the favorite.

 

By the way I'm back sooner than I thought after a day traveling to get back to where I started this morning due to cancelled flights etc... Well at least I've seen some airports today.

 

So over to you John.

 

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Interesting shots of all those Alfas, Gerd. Wish I could have been there.

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