Car Documentaries / Videos
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militantmandy

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3,838 posts

215 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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I'm bored and I need something to watch so I thought I'd see if we could share a few of our favourite car documentaries / short videos and hopefully a few will crop up that some haven't seen. A link should be provided if it exists on youtube or whatnot. If not, I'm sure we can find alternative sources for ourselves.

So:

Cheesy National Geographic doc on the Boogatti Veyron:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ys6_A-MnJGg

Madness on Wheels - Rallying's Craziest Years - cannot find a link but I'll keep looking. Pops up on iplayer periodically.

McLaren documentary:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wuQvKuqYUk4

The Golden Age of Motorsport:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JaMuKKHkYw




vixen1700

29,023 posts

299 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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Try and track down a BBC series from about 20 years ago called The Power and the Glory, I remember it being very good and I have the VHS of it, but haven't seen it in years now. smile

Must get around to converting it to disc

militantmandy

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vixen1700

29,023 posts

299 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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Never seen the Porsche Victory by Design episode, all the others seem to have been on countless times, but not that one.

militantmandy

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3,838 posts

215 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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I've not seen any of them before. The Ferrari one is epic. Utterly amazing collection of cars being driven with balls of steel given what they must be worth.

nicanary

11,321 posts

175 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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militantmandy said:
I've not seen any of them before. The Ferrari one is epic. Utterly amazing collection of cars being driven with balls of steel given what they must be worth.
I haven't got time to watch it all, but that could be the collection of the late Pierre Bardinon (he died recently), and the track is his own, called something like Mas du Clos, in the grounds of his chateau in the south of france.

militantmandy

Original Poster:

3,838 posts

215 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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nicanary said:
I haven't got time to watch it all, but that could be the collection of the late Pierre Bardinon (he died recently), and the track is his own, called something like Mas du Clos, in the grounds of his chateau in the south of france.
Sounds like a rather pleasant way to while away your time.

Dave Hedgehog

16,331 posts

233 months

Friday 19th October 2012
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militantmandy said:
Brilliant series i have them on my sky+ smile