https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...sports-racing/
Not mine, sadly. :(
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https://bringatrailer.com/listing/19...sports-racing/
Not mine, sadly. :(
Quote:
Originally Posted by John Nesbitt
Be still, my beating heart!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But, painting the monocoque (it is ally, right?)? Ugh.
cheers,
BT
The listing states "steel".Quote:
Originally Posted by billtebbutt
But, clearly, you need to buy the car and finish the monocoque in something more pleasing. Maybe a maple leaf motif? :)
It is possible that the monocoque is steel, the chassis in the GT40 (mkI and II) was as well as the Crossle F5000.
The Dino V6 sounds absolutely glorious! :thumbsup: :thumbsup:
How long until someone on BAT asks if you can license it for the street?
I agree, but when they talk about headlights, brake lights and turn signals, it's hard not to think about that. :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Retroracer
That, and the IMS bearing. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by RussMcB
I could listen to the V6 all day.
If it wasn't in England I would bid on it.
Ed
i wish I was a millionaire
Current bid is only $3,000. You don't need to be rich. Expect it to go up some though
Reserve might be a little high, considering it sold 3 years ago for $175K AUS (about $126K US). Betcha if it sells it'll be at least $150K US.Quote:
Originally Posted by EACIII
https://www.my105.com/ListingDetails/id/20963
The V6 might sound fantastic , but so does a BD series engine, I know it's not a car for the weak of wallet in any case. But does the Dino engine give any advantage over a Cosworth ? These cars cost a mint to keep on the track at the best of times, I can only think the V6 would just make that side of the equation that much worse.
Only made it to $55,000 in bidding. I'm sure that's wayyyy short of what the owner would want.