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Nissan R381
In the Nissan motorsport museum... as the R380 next to it and the photos behind show. :D
Good eye.
One of the few race cars I can actually identify...
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1966 Hamill SR-3, Chevy V8.
It looks very similar, but it is not a US car.
Have a closer look at the driver and you may be able to choose the right continent.
Toyota ,
Right county, but I´ve got to check if you´re right with the make when I´ll be back home...
NISAN R 381 , 1968
It does look a lot like this car ;)
http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=3004.0
I had it named as "Nissan R.81, 1968", so I did not find it via its number designation...
One point for Shamrock in any case.
Original puzzle pic not visible. I haven't found the one at the Nissan museum, but in this one taken in front of the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse there is also an R380 beside it
Quote from: el_monty on July 24, 2017, 06:53:01 AM
Original puzzle pic not visible. I haven't found the one at the Nissan museum, but in this one taken in front of the Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse there is also an R380 beside it
Restored
Built for the 1968 Japanese Grand Prix at the Fuji International Raceway on the 3rd of May. A R381 driven by Moto Kitano finished 1st, Yoshikazu Sunako finished 6th and Kunimitsu Takahashi retired after 31 laps due to a broken wheel hub. That was the R381's only race, it was replaced by the R382 for the 1969 Japanese Grand Prix.