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English: Charlie Merz and Jap Clemmens set the world record for distance covered driving a National Motor Vehicle Company stock car at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in November 1905. |
Date | 31 December 2008 (original upload date) |
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- 2008-12-31 19:15 (UTC) | Markdill | 86676 (bytes) | 832×715 | Charlie Merz and Jap Clemmens set the world record for distance covered driving a National Motor Vehicle Company stock car at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in November 1905. {{PD-old}}
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