Mercedes-Benz T80 The Epitome of Automotive Speed and Design

My photos from my visit to the Mercedes-Benz Museum in Stuttgart, Germany. Check out the rest of the cars from the museum Check out my Facebook page. It was intended to break the world land speed record, but never made the attempt, having been over-taken by the outbreak of World War II. T80 HISTORY World- ... The Mercedes Benz T80 1939 World Land Speed Record contender on test in 1939... Pre-War Grand Prix Ace Hans Stuck Senior was keen to take ... 258 j'aime,Vidéo TikTok de backfire engine (@backfireengine) : « The 1939 Mercedes-Benz T 80 was a high-speed record car designed by ... Its target was 375mph, but the record attempt — on a stretch of autobahn — was never made, as war broke out during the car's final year of ... In conceptualizing the future version of the Mercedes-Benz T80, the designer's primary goal was to fuse simplicity with a dramatic presence ... Chassis Mercedes-Benz T80 '1939. Daimler AG. Image specifications: Resolution: 3474×2513 @ 300×300 DPI 29.41×21.28cm; Filesize: 5.25 MB; Added by: Доцент ... Chassis Mercedes-Benz T80 '1939. Daimler AG. Image specifications: Resolution: 1719×2513 @ 300×300 DPI 14.55×21.28cm; Filesize: 2.79 MB; Added by: Доцент ... Rudolf Caracciola's record of 432.7 km/h (269 mph) over the flying kilometer on 28 of January 1938, still remains the fastest ever officially timed speed on a ... The 'T 80' baptized car first appeared on the test banch on October 12, 1939. In the development process of the bodywork on models in wind tunnels also ...