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Group B
Two historic rally cars moved together to the same exhibition.
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Huracán
Wing, diffuser, ground clearance: the ramp angle is set before it descends.
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Matte black, no marks
Matte paint shows every fingerprint, so nobody touches the panels.
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The tail decides
The wing sets the height, not the roof. It is measured before the deck above is dropped.
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Polished lips
A kerbed rim on a car like this is not a repair, it is a refinish. The straps never touch it.
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Black on red
Air-cooled, wide arches, and paint that shows a fingerprint. Gloves stay on.
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Matte paint
Matte paint cannot be polished out, so it does not get touched.
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Farm track
The last stretch is not always tarmac. It gets done anyway.
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Two trucks, one address
A collection does not move one car at a time when the address is this far.
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Cup cars aboard
Loaded on both decks for the same meeting, the rear still open.
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An early 911
Narrow body, thin bumpers, chrome script. Sixty years on, it is still driven aboard.
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Ducktail
A ducktail and a lightweight shell. It came off the truck and it goes straight back on.
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Two RS, one deck
Same model, two liveries, one owner. They are loaded in the order they will be shown.
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Roadster up top
A convertible travels with its roof up, or not at all.
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205 Turbo 16
A Group B works car loaded for a public exhibition.
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Ninety years apart
One deck for a prewar roadster, one for a modern coupé, on the same run.
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One above the other
Two decks means two cars in the space of one, and neither of them touches the other.
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Down the deck
Four cars nose to tail. Each one has to come out without the others moving.
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Race numbers aboard
Sponsor decals date a car precisely. They are also the first thing a strap would lift.
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918 Spyder
A hybrid hypercar comes down on electric drive, in silence.
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At the foot of the ramps
The ramps are set before the car moves, not while it is already rolling.
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Both decks loaded
GT3 RS above, 296 below: loading order follows delivery order.
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Wing and slicks
A car built for a circuit has no ground clearance to spare and no patience for a steep ramp.
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Where the strap goes
Around the tyre, over the tread, back to the deck. The bodywork is never part of the loop.
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