Pastorbottle
·Is that GTO a replica? It looks really good but something about it is suggesting it might be?
As far as I can go by a pic, it looks the goods, no two were exactly the same, if it’s a ringer it’s a bloody good one.
Is that GTO a replica? It looks really good but something about it is suggesting it might be?
As far as I can go by a pic, it looks the goods, no two were exactly the same, if it’s a ringer it’s a bloody good one.
Spending some lovely days in Italy with the family. Tons of Ferrari and Lamborghini around.
Spotted this a couple of days ago.
Fiat 600 Ghia Jolly
Much cooler than any of the modern beasts IMHO. 😉😎
Spending some lovely days in Italy with the family. Tons of Ferrari and Lamborghini around.
Spotted this a couple of days ago.
Fiat 600 Ghia Jolly
Much cooler than any of the modern beasts IMHO. 😉😎
Is that GTO a replica? It looks really good but something about it is suggesting it might be?
No, sir. It is Martin Brundle’s own. Here it is being put through its paces on the circuit:
It's gorgeous, but I have a feeling that's Nick Mason's, it's the 22 looking like 99 on the bonnet.. I'm pretty sure Martin doesn't own a GTO, but he certainly owns e-types and he's got a black Eagle restomod..
not too dissimilar, but it's an AC Ace 2.6 (originally AC Ace Bristol) a British sports car launched in 1953, and essentially what an AC Cobra looked like before Carol Shelby started tinkering and shoehorning