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