Sexy & mean car pic thread.

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Not really a fan of the car (more of a love/hate thing), but these pictures are stunning!
 
Wow Danny, that's a real nice one 👍 Is that a 2002? (BMW whores, please dont assault me if I'm wrong)
 
That's so the driver can wear a helmet.


Oh right fair enough,Did the GT40 on GT4 have that? If so I never noticed it. Secondly the driver seems to be very small, have you seen the headroom he has?
 
Driver = Dan Gurney. He was too tall for the cabin, so they made a new roof.
 
Miiiiiraaaaageeeee...

Could be a repica, (probably is,) but it's a very good one...^^

Oh, but it is sooo much more.

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The manufacturers of the CAV GT have secured rights to finish their car in the famous Gulf Oil Livery that became synonumous with the iconic GT40 in the late sixties with consecutive Le Mans wins in 1968 and 1969. The timing could not have been better with the 2008 Le Mans 24 hour race being the 40th anniversary of Gulf Oil's first victory at Le Mans in a GT40.

The CAV GT Gulf Oil cars will be 500 bhp versions of the car, complete with Gulf flare rear wheel arches, period BRM rims, Weber IDF carburetors, nubuck leather interior with subtle Gulf Oil logos embroidered on the seats and 5-point safety harnesses. The cars will also have special chassis plates identifying them as being officially licensed Gulf Oil Cars. Their chassis numbers will be added to a Gulf Oil CAV GT register and the history of these cars will be tracked. Owners receive an official certificate from Gulf Oil confirming that the vehicle is a licensed Gulf Oil car. The cars will be available in four different versions of the color scheme, complete with period sponsor stickers.

Engine

The CAV GT is designed to accept a Ford V8 small block. Standard power for the Gulf Oil edition includes a 347ci V8 with 500 horsepower.

Chassis

The monocoque chassis is true in spirit to the original but features superior strength and stiffness. The chassis is a tig-welded, stainless-steel structure consisting of 67 CNC punched and bent panels, welded together in a jig to ensure dimensional accuracy. It features an integral roll over bar and side impact protection bars. Every CAV GT chassis is manufactured to accept a bolt-in roll cage for racing purposes.

Front Suspension

The front suspension is comprised of tig welded A-frame wishbones and adjustable anti-roll bar linkages. Specially designed suspension geometry ensures superb handling on road and track conditions, with the benefit of bump steer adjustment. The lower wishbones are braced. The front uprights are CNC machined from aircraft-spec billet aluminum.

Rear Suspension

The rear suspension geometry consists of independent double trailing links with inverted A-frame wishbones, upper transverse links and an adustable anti-roll bar linkage coupled to cast aluminum uprights.

Springs and Dampers

The suspension is set up on competition coilovers with gas shocks with adjustable damping rates and variable spring height.

Brakes

Forged aluminum 4-piston Wilwood calipers with 300mm rotors front and rear are standard, while billet aluminum 6-piston Wilwood calipers with 300mm rotors at the front and forged aluminum 4-piston calipers at the rear are optional.

Interior

The CAV GT is designed for maximum comfort. The interior, including seats, padded dashboard, steering wheel, center console, roof lining and door linings are all covered in leather.

The ergonomically sound leather-clad adjustable seats feature original style brass grommets. Sound damping is provided by insulating foam and top grade carpeting. Additional comforts include air conditioning, increased head and legroom to accomodate anyone up to 6"4" and fully adjustable racing style pedal box. Original Smiths gauges complete with chrome bezels and Lucas switch gear recreate the experience of the 1960's design.
 
Bubble and Serge, I'll one-up both of you with a blacked-out Veyron.

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Oh yeah, it's for sale.

For the record, I do not think the Veron is particularly sexy. I find it attractive, but not in the sense this thread was meant. I thought I'd just share it anyways.
 
Yeah, the Veyron is fine.




















If you have no soul.
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That's also fine, if you want a vulgar, poor coloured, worse versioned*(actual word) of an italian v12 supercar.
There's no hiding from the noise, and a respectable 15-20 MPG average
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Should you desire death, take your pick:
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The black veyron looks like a mobster who would have 'fat' as a prefix to his name.
 
That's also fine, if you want a vulgar, poor coloured, worse versioned*(actual word) of an italian v12 supercar.
Worse version?

I don't think you realize this, but the Diablo is THE Italian supercar.
 
That's also fine, if you want a vulgar, poor coloured, worse versioned*(actual word) of an italian v12 supercar.

Yeah, isn't the Bugatti Veyron technically french?

And the Diablo is IMO cooler in every way possible. Apart from the fact that it's older and not as fast but i will always looks like the spawn of the devil. Which is good. 👍
 
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