The incredible sounds of the two greatest Grand Prix cars ever built: The W125 and W163, driven in special demonstration at Oulton Park, England (recorded at Oulton Park, England at the meeting of the Vintage Sports Car Club, June 27 & 28, 1958).
Side 1
- Daimler's first engine (1883) [Picture]
- Benz's first car (1885)
- Daimler's motorcycle (1885)
- Benz's Vis-a-Vis (1894)
- Daimler belt-driven (1885)
Side 2
- Benz Velo (1893-95)
- Mercedes Simplex (1905)
- Benz Limousine 14/30 (1911)
- Mercedes Knight, Sleeve Valve (1912-1924)
- Mercedes 10/40/65 (1921)
- Mercedes Benz 680 S (1927)
- Mercedes Benz 3.7 Cabriolet
- Mercedes Benz 170H
- Mercedes Benz 230
- Mercedes Benz 300 SL (1959)
Side 3
- Mercedes Grand Prix (1914)
- Mercedes Benz, G.P.M. 125 (1937)
- Mercedes Benz, G.P.M. 163 (1939)
- Mercedes Benz, G.P.M. 165 (1939)
- Mercedes Benz G.P.M. 196 (1954)
Side 4
- Rudolf Uhlenhaut, Director in charge of the Mercedes-Benz racing program, talks about the Mercedes-Benz approach to design
- Uhlenhaut discusses the relationship between the car and its driver
- Uhlenhaut discusses some formula problems
- Uhlenhaut discusses the Mercedes company policy
- Rennleiter Alfred Neubauer shares his thoughts on the best driver he knew