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· 7 years ago
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lemans... no it's Le Mans
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internet
· 7 years ago
When life gives u Le Mans....
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awake_ash
· 7 years ago
Les 24 heures du Le Mans.
the_average_gatsby
· 7 years ago
Two wildly different styles of racing with two wildly different car builds
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awake_ash
· 7 years ago
Yeah, american cars were not made for a 24 hours endurance races but for drag races and small circuits.
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awake_ash
· 7 years ago
Remember, it's not about the size of the engine but how it works and how much it last before it needs a repair. Why would you want a 2000-3000cc V8 engine with 600+ hp if it's only gonna last a little
pokethebear
· 7 years ago
2000 cc V8? The smallest I can think of in an American car of the era was an Oldsmobile 260 which is approx 4260cc. Heck my truck now is 6700 cc.
princessmonstertru
· 7 years ago
Those were two very different kinds of cars built for two very different purposes.
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kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Wonder how they'd do in the 24 Hours of Lemons...
deleted
· 7 years ago
They would be disqualified for not being under $500
kamatsu
· 7 years ago
Right, forgot about that bit.
pokethebear
· 7 years ago
Imagine the face pucker after 24 hours of lemons.
this_isntme
· 7 years ago
Not to get in the way of a silly story, but of 55 entrants 2 were certified by National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing. Neither of them had resources or even in one case extra tires. It was simply a show being put on by a promoter to get attention. Oh, and one finished 42. The next year Pontiac released the Le Mans edition.
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