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Urs Muller's 1955 DB3S

The Lighter Side of Goodwood

October 3, 2022 By pete

1955 Maserati 250F

Story and photos by Jonathan Sharp

First thing Friday morning, the well-behaved demonstrators just wanted transparency, that the public be told the truth. The first clue as to what was behind the gates was hidden on the sign by the entrance, “Goodwood twinned with Roswell New Mexico.” So what was all the fuss about? and what was behind the gates? The gates opened at 7.30am but the Police and the Army did not want us to see it, greeting us with shouts of “move alone, nothing to see here” but you could not miss it!…….so Aliens do exist! A blooming great flying saucer had crash landed next to the pedestrian tunnel under the track.

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