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| First definative member of the family of the LM winner. |
| Chernaudi 07-04-2014 |
This car was the first of the "numbered" Rondeaus built and was raced as a "379" from 1979 onwards (it was registered as 379 #1 from '79). I'll ask in the forum topic if there was any real difference between the 378 and 379. Also, curiously, some photos of the car show that it does feature a Le Mans-style LMP2 class decal on the tail... |
| Article | Image gallery (42) | M378/001 | Specifications | User Comments (1) |
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