1929 Fiat factory rooftop racetrack.
Previously:
108-year-old core sample from Indianapolis Motor Speedway track - photo
1929 Fiat factory rooftop racetrack.
Previously:
108-year-old core sample from Indianapolis Motor Speedway track - photo
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will52100 (Dec 25, 2018)
Thanks Jon. They appear to be pretty high walls in the lower picture and double barriers in the upper. 1929 top speed for a Duesenberg Model J was 114mph...Fiat not so much although the S76 Beast of Turing rig did 132 in 1910 and the 29' Gypsy Racer was a bit faster but if they were testing 520's not an issue.
What's interesting is how they get the cars up there...freight elevator or round spiral road from the floors below. You can see the stall outlet/garages/inlets in the 3 center structures. Pretty impressive architecture for a 1929 factory!
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