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8 Nov 2007, 09:33 (Ref:2062786)
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Ford GT40
Not yet included in this section is the GT40. Yet i am curious about one car I saw a couple of years ago during the Pebble Beach Tour, it was a yellow one, with the Califarnia License plate MAS GT40. The plate gave away its greatest asset, as through the rear window, in stead of the standard pushrod engine, a thoroughbred 4-cam V8 Maserati engine could be spotted.
I greatly suspect that is a replica car (and a sacrilege for the US pushrodders  ), but in case somebody did convert a historic chassis, which one could it be? I got pics of the car in case somebody is interested. I don't know whether this is the correct place for the thread, otherwise it could be moved to a more approrpiate location. Nevertheless, a good thread on the GT40s and the ones currently racing would be nice. |
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