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  • Information on the 1912 National Speed Car
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    1912 National Speed CarThis 1912 National Speed Car was one of the five cars entered by the National Motor Company at Indy in 1912. The race was won by another National entrant. Unfortunately, the driver of this car was killed during the race. The car was repaired and won the Santa Monica Grand Prix later that year, as well as the Visalia Festival of Speed in Savanna, Georgia. This car was restored in 1995 to the original left-hand drive configuration by the current owner.