1934 Alfa Romeo P3 Tipo B Start Up and Drive Away

[@nickfleming3319]

The person standing and starting the car is a life long friend since our days in Connecticut.We both now life in Seattle Washington. This was his job to keep this bad boy on the track for years most parts being machined to original spec. Car went all over the world with this owner. Thanks for this video. Nick

[@PSNpod]

DAMN! That car is worth a fortune!!!

[@BRZkomarov]

That's why I love with all my heart those types of old cars , real engine sound , not these suppressor stuff that we have in the cars nowadays like in Europe

[@kevinmosleyI]

Back when Enzo worked for Alfa Romeo! Very cool car!

[@trespire]

Magnificent sound, can almost hear the individual valve opening. Engineering & art & music.

[@Dadito1201]

can you imagine guys racing in this? mental

[@bluelightningfilms57]

Ladies and gentlemen, I present to you, the car that trolled the nazis.

[@kimna364]

Tazio Nuvalori won the race in 1935 and in 1938 he drove for Auto Union(Germany). During the 1930s, Queen Elizabeth a young girl, was busy practicing her Nazi salutes. The British Royal Family was enamored with the Nazi party. Applying understanding of Nazi Germany years after the defeat reflects poorly on your understanding of the situation.

[@karlx5947]

Che meraviglia

[@motomachigrooves]

Music to my ears....

[@principalrhs]

Just perfect - looks right, sounds right, goes right ... and all done by one man. The reason today's racing cars look like a Lego set gone wrong is that they are cobbled together like separate technologies bolted on to each other. It's like setting a team of technicians to re-design the race horse - you end up with a camel.

[@oliverclarke9891]

NUVOLARI FOR EVER!

[@lucasquattrucci4122]

Living for racing

[@ronit.2824]

That's a piece of fucking history

[@Loulovesspeed]

@Ronit - Actually, no, it's a piece of motor racing history. 👎

[@kimna364]

Tazio won the grand prix. He happened to be driving the Alfa.

[@robertoorsi5771]

The badge. On the left the standard of the free municipality of Milan 11th century on the right the standard of the dukes of Milan (Visconti family) 13th century. It's not a drake, but a snake. An ancient legend said of a big snake living in the swamp around Milan (Milan comes from latin Mediolanum, the city in the middle of the Padania valley) and eating men. In the jaws of the snake you can see a men. Above the snake had the duke's crown.

[@riko11096]

0:39 Did you hear a lamborghini screaming too?

[@daniel6323]

Even Nazi-backed car makers couldn’t beat this italian beauty.

[@Loulovesspeed]

@Daniel - Yes, Nuvolari actually won the race. In reality though, Von Brauchitsch in his Mercedes had a 30 second lead over him and only lost the race due to a blown rear tire on the last lap. Therefore, the exceptionally talented driver, Nuvolari, with the outdated, underpowered Alfa had some major help from......Good old lady luck in winning that race!

[@alexk8792]

@@Loulovesspeed Half a million German spectators were stunned at this turn of events. Can you say "Heiliger strohsack"?

[@82fiorentino]

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