jedi1357 commented at 2011-05-20 13:31:39 » #741148

Looks like a Ford GT Spider from circa 1970. Made for the European racing circuit.

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timmyG commented at 2011-05-20 22:29:51 » #741585

Not to mention one of the few american vehicles EVER made that made a convincing argument to the Europeans that we can make a vehicle that isn't a crudely-engineered, brute-force-tastic, bucket of straight-line positive acceleration.

Fellow Americans: look at how small a Euro company like Ferrari can make a naturally aspirated V-8 with 400 HP, and weep.

10 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2011-06-01 13:19:20 » #756151

Carrol Shelby gave Enzo Ferrari something to worry about with the Daytona Coupe's.
Shame Enzo pulled a little bitch move by having the final race of the world championship cancelled. Shelby never got that last victory in, but boy did he leave his mark on the automotive world.

9 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2011-06-07 18:02:55 » #764163

I fixed it to the Right Girl.

1 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2011-09-09 12:30:01 » #872966

I love how almost all of the comments have NOTHING to do w/ the girl. Sexual deviants with maturity.

Personally she could've been sitting on a Ford Pinto for all I care and I would still buy it; nothing beats blowing up in a car a hot girl was sitting on (actually, a LOT of things involving her would beat that, but not one to be picky).

3 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2011-12-10 19:27:57 » #948025

@tim: Let's not forget that these same small, naturally aspirated v8's that make 400 horsepower also require a $10000-some dollar maintenance regimen every few thousand miles. Specifically because of their gas-sucking, cylinder wall roastingly high compression ratios.

Also, sweet curves.

3 Points Flag

Anonymous commented at 2012-07-15 02:08:41 » #1116559

Anyone that might be reading this the Ford GT was actually engineered in Britain... But was paid for and designed in America.

3 Points Flag