GTP Cool Wall: 1990 Life L190

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1990 Life L190


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Automatically SU by default because racecar.

:rolleyes:


Sub-zero because this car was such a huge failure that it makes it very cool in my eyes.
 
Automatically meh because I can't be bothered to hate it enough to care. The car really doesn't deserve any fame from notoriety and should be condemned to the dustbin of history.
 
:rolleyes:


Sub-zero because this car was such a huge failure that it makes it very cool in my eyes.

You can't be subjective about a purely competition vehicle. It's either good, bad or average at what it does. There's nothing 'cool' or 'uncool' about the ability of a tool to get it's job done.
 
DK
Life's "F35" engine had 3 banks of four cylinders.
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So bad it's good. Then wraps right back around to bad again. Seriously uncool.
 
Did more research on this thing and I almost feel bad for the team behind it. :lol:

Gets a cool for having an amusing history.
 
Cool, but only for the story behind it.
 
Bizarre engine. I like it but it's not cool.

*Someone should make a flat radial engine (90 degree), with some kind of worm gear drive shaft... :dopey:*
 
Unless they are truly iconic, such as Senna's MP4/4, F1 cars cannot be cool.

Seriously uncool.
 
It's not, at least as far as I know. I pulled up the most obvious looking picture of that layout and then linked it. Although Ford had some whacky engine designs.
 
It's not a Ford engine. It only looks as comically large as a Modular.
 
No, that's a Napier Lion 7.
 
Still better than what was in the 190.
 
Also used for racing btw.
 
Nothing cool about being an absolute failure.
 
Sub Zero because it's a failure with a very interesting story :lol:
 
I'm so conflicted about this car. It's like an embarrassing story you tell to your friends, it might be funny, but embarrassing yourself isn't cool.
 
The cool wall is a complete joke. I'm done with this 🤬. 👎👎👎
 
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