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    Ouch

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    Pre-A Cabriolet at AFN in 1962.
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  • Type550
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    Must be the same car - still got the dent in the door

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  • JTR70
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    Originally posted by Craig Richter" post=23704
    041 couldn't possibly have been "fixed", even with Justin on the job, could it?
    A hack like me couldn't have saved that!

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    Here is that very car reincarnated and in the possession of Alan Hall in the early '70's.

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  • Type550
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    Sepp Greger was the pilot. After the accident he didn't race for 7 months due to his injuries. He started racing again in a 356 until his 718 was repaired in June 1962

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  • Craig Richter
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    041 couldn't possibly have been "fixed", even with Justin on the job, could it?

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  • JOP
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    Do you know more about the litle dent?
    It seeams massive on the 718 and just a smaller one the 356....
    More like it was run over by a truck
    Did the driver step out or was maybe carried/cut out?

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  • Type550
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    You would think a reframe at least - not mentioned in Steve's Journal

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  • JTR70
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    Thanks Andrew! There are two vantage points in your post of this wreck I had not seen before. Now that I see them I find all the more incredible that this Spyder was actually repaired. A fresh chassis and body was rolled under the original VIN# I'm sure...
    Also a lucky thing for the driver that this car wasn't RHD..
    Thanks again! Justin

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  • Type550
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    Accident at the Internationales Flugplatzrennen Klagenfurt in 1960. A 356 plus 718-041 which was rebuilt and raced again in the June 1962 Le Faucille Hill Climb

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