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Category: Le Mans
REVIEW – Porsche 935 #89
Porsche 935 #89
Pilots: H. Poulain, D. Snobek, P. Destic
Team: Hervé Poulain
Race: 20th GC (6th in IMSA class) at Le Mans in 1980
Spark - S3453 (resin)
Review HERE
REVIEW – Porsche 962C #23
1989 Porsche 962C #23
Pilots: D. Morin, D. Caradec, A. Sturm
Team: Team Guy Chotard
Race: 14th GC (11th in C2 class) at Le Mans in 1993
Spark - S2084 (resin)
Review HERE
Cadillacly Cool
For the 1950 edition of the 24 Heures du Mans, Briggs Cunningham took two Cadillacs to La Sarthe, a Coupe de Ville and the famous Spider “Le Monstre”. Without a doubt one of the most awesome duo of cars to ever race at Le Mans 
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Le Mans 1990
Porsche 962C #6, driven by Jean-Louis Ricci, Henri Pescarolo and Jacques Laffite. Only managed 14th place, but has an AWESOME livery.
And I have one .
Chevron B36
One of the really cool things about Le Mans is that you can see some really wacky cars 
. Like this Chevron B36 from 1987. Piloted by José Thibault and Alain Heinrich, it had to abandon after only 18 laps.
Unfortunately, this one is not available in 1:43.
One of the coolest Le Mans’ car stories EVER!
This one was totally new to me. Doing some research on a certain car, I came upon the story of the Whittington Brothers. Courtesy of VINWiki, if you have 10 minutes to spare, sit back and enjoy 
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The story behind the 1966 Le Mans Ford win – how 8 m changed history
After seeing this you just can’t avoid feeling bad for Ken Miles and a bit miffed at Ford for causing the Mk. II #2 to take the podium 
. Still, the best Le Mans documentary I’ve seen this year, bar none.
Emanuele Pirro, Le Mans 1981
Emanuelle Pirro, waiting for the clock to hit the 4:00 pm mark at La Sarthe, on June 13th, 1981. He shared a Lancia Beta Montecarlo with fellow Italian Beppe Gabbiani. They crashed on the 47th lap and had to abandon.
24 Heures du Mans, 1965
Anyone recognizes the gentleman on the right?
Stumbled upon this nice pic on the web while doing research on a few cars and had the mind to share.