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Sep 15, 2013 5:37 pm
Peter S30 Offline
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Subject: Lagonda Continental Rally 2013
Some impressions from the last rally, end of August in the alps. Our Hotel was in Flueli-Ranft. The rally Included the Sustenpass at 2224m altitude and on our way back home we took a detour over a very narrow pass to Sörenberg (only single lane but little trafic from both sides). Forgot to take a photo from there, to busy with the road. Much fun again..

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Sep 15, 2013 11:17 pm
bruffsup Offline
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Subject: Re: Lagonda Continental Rally 2013
Inspiring , however the saloon on the observation deck looks precarious, what's the story ?
Barry Brown
Barry Brown
Bedford Mills Ontario Canada
 

Sep 16, 2013 11:24 am
SRD Offline
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Subject: Re: Lagonda Continental Rally 2013
Peter - wonderful pictures, thank you for sharing them with us, and you seemed to have had excellent weather as well !

Are you preferring your 3.0 dhc to your V12 for these rally's ?
 

Sep 16, 2013 2:16 pm
Peter S30 Offline
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Subject: Re: Lagonda Continental Rally 2013
Barry: I also liked this V12 on the observation desk, but the desk is built in swiss quality for driving onto with a car for loading and unloading (not in this corner) and the owner of the car can not walk to far

Simon: weather was fine at least most of the time. Definately I prefer the DB 3ltr in the alps. Only embarassing if you get stuck behind a modern car in "slow motion"
 

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