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| | Enduring Racer |
 | | Martin Nimrod was one of the earlier machines to be built to group C regulations and it’s a brute, looming large around that Aston Martin Tickford V8, with a classic race car layout but sturdily built to withstand the rigors of high-speed endurance racing. |
 | | Nimrod is, apparently, an old Hebrew word for valiant, but its modern meaning is 'great hunter, or sportsman,' a well-chosen tag for such a machine then. |
 | | The Nimrod's chassis structure is essentially comprised of two large box sections, one on each side, linked by the floor and the bulkheads behind the cockpit, over the driver's legs and ahead of the pedals. |
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