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It's essentially the same concept as the R, just under a new name.Ah, I didn't know that the Type S Zero was that limited in production. I just assumed Honda made it as a slightly better handling NSX.
It's essentially the same concept as the R, just under a new name.Ah, I didn't know that the Type S Zero was that limited in production. I just assumed Honda made it as a slightly better handling NSX.
IIRC, they tried to rebrand or reshape those GT1s into a similar car that I think used the LT5? I'm confident that iteration went nowhere.
Beyond those 5 homologation NSX-R GTs, this is as rare as it gets for a NSX. 1 of 30 Type S Zeros, this car fresh out of Japan now in Hong Kong at HK$3,280,000.00. I think that's somewhere over $400,000 US dollars.
https://www.contempoconcept.com/product-page/honda-nsx-type-s-zero-1
Midnight Purple II R34 GT-R on BaT. Currently legalized under Show & Display (something I've read only the Midnight Purple cars specifically meet for some reason), bid is currently at $253K with 5 days left.
https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1999-nissan-skyline-gt-r-3/
I think the R34 market will be wild when the 1st model years are legalized here in the US. Could definitely see folks over-paying for non-GT-R models the way they did on some R32s. Any of ya'll who currently have R34s in your country, I would offer advice to snatch 'em up. There's enough people in the states who will overpay you for the bragging rights to own a R34 first.
In a world of crazy car prices for marques that have absolutely no racing pedigree and higher production numbers than the insane figures suggest, this Spyker seems like ridiculously 'good value'.Spyker C8 LM85, 2010
£289,950
1 of 2 Right hand drive LM85's
1 of 15 C8 LM85 cars built
https://www.supervettura.com/Car-Details/2010-Spyker-C8-LM85/47
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It was built up from a spare shell so I'm damn sure I wouldn't have paid that sort of money for a car that doesn't know what it is. It's really just a mock-up A9X road car that's not road legal (no compliance plate) with a race ready chassis that doesn't have any racing pedigree.1977 Holden Torana A9X hatchback has sold for $800K. One of 33 ‘GMP&A’ models. All 33 were sold to race teams. This particularly one was bought by Ron Hodgson Motors as a spare car and never saw the track.
I imagine much like a lot of Aussie stuff that's being snapped up at the moment. Whoever bought it was probably not going to register it anyway.It's really just a mock-up A9X road car that's not road legal (no compliance plate)
I actually didn't know anything at all about these chassis until this auction came up so I checked out the Lloyds auction page which piqued my interest, and lead to speaking to some more knowledgeable Holden guys I know about them.I imagine much like a lot of Aussie stuff that's being snapped up at the moment. Whoever bought it was probably not going to register it anyway.
Got to be honest. I don't know much about the GMP&A Torana's. No compliance plate is weird. Even for a race car because a fair few of Group C stuff back in those dayswere put back to road cars. 🤔 I can see the desirability given there weren't many built. 800K is an insane amount of money though.
3 years later, owner is nearly doubling their original purchase. What an absolute shame it was never driven, though. In 2018, it was reported at 1,439km & now it has 1,442km.View attachment 1069403
A Mercedes CLK GTR, The Need For Speed Hero, Is Set For Auction
Mercedes only made 26 CLK GTR road cars, and one of them will hit the block at Pebble Beach in August.www.google.com
I told my wife about you tagging me for this car and boy did she have some choice words for you (in jest of course)Glenn Seton's 1997 ATCC winning Ford Falcon is currently up for auction.
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I assume you're putting a bid in @FPV MIC?
Yes. Somewhere in NSW. You'll understand if that's as specific as I ever get though. 😂Me: ''NSW I think''
👍Yes. Somewhere in NSW. You'll understand if that's as specific as I ever get though. 😂
I was lucky to get it as it came straight from the Bridgestone factory. A fella I new was working there when it shut down and new of my fondness for Ford memorabilia. I did like that car in it's EF form more though... again, I may be a bit biased because I had one back in the day.Sweet poster. Always had a soft spot for the Ford Credit livery. Just made for a nice looking car.
I think I’ve seen two of the 7 if that’s correct for the production numbers.2012 Falcon Series 1 F7
Oh so Seton did win a championship.Glenn Seton's 1997 ATCC winning Ford Falcon is currently up for auction.
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I assume you're putting a bid in @FPV MIC?
Yep, he got one championship but never a Bathurst win, sadly.Oh so Seton did win a championship.