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  1. 01-17-2018, 07:42 AM #1
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    Even the 911's were having a hard time

    Great video of mostly normal cars at the Nurbering, but a bunch of 911's barely hang on too!

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    favorite is the guy on the motorcycle who lost his tank! early 70's with the number of 914?
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    I have watched that video countless times in the past. I really get a kick out seeing all the crap fly out of those cars. They must enter the track with all of their worldly possessions.

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    Wow!! Apparently no helmets and no seat belts required!! The scariest one was those 4 people in the VW convertible almost going over. Being an old VW guy, watching all those sedans go over really hurts.
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    1:39 the guy falls out of the car mid crash, unbelievable.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SIMI BOB View Post
    Wow!! Apparently no helmets and no seat belts required!! The scariest one was those 4 people in the VW convertible almost going over. Being an old VW guy, watching all those sedans go over really hurts.
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    I second that - the part about the VWs and the convertible! Holy moly that could have gone really poorly!
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    notice that none of the 911's rolled over. they really need to re-bank that turn. Chris
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