Spec/Fact-based Car Quiz

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Hold up guys, it was the Jetfire, a car that was seperate from the F-85 in price and trim level. Ah well, too late now anyways. Let's get the next one up!:)
 
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Hold up guys, it was the Jetfire, a car that was seperate from the F-85 in price and trim level. Ah well, too late now anyways. Let's get the next one up!:)
I was under the impression it was marketed as a "F-85 Jetfire" :confused:
 
Maybe it was the F-85 Jetfire.Ah well, I'm usually wrong and/or misinformed. I just wanted to be overly particular.:dopey: Not all F-85s had the turbo, though.
 
1965 Shelby Cobra 427

Or

1965 AC Cobra 427

wait... amp88 beat me to it, I think.
 
Having just joined this thread, and having not Googled up the answer.
Wasn't the Corvair also offered the same year as the F85, and the first US production car with a rear engine?
 
zoxxy
Okay.

A famous car from 1965, equipped with a 500bhp V8 and with the low weight of only 793kg.

Have at ya. :D

Actually the 427 Cobra had 485bhp and weighed 975kg.

Standard road cars were sold at 355bhp and weighed 1034kg!
 
a cobra would be my first choice but everyone seems to dissagree, so my second choice would be a

Ford GT40 - but im pretty sure they are a bit heavier than 793 kg.
 
mrhambone
a cobra would be my first choice but everyone seems to dissagree, so my second choice would be a

Ford GT40 - but im pretty sure they are a bit heavier than 793 kg.

Mk1 GT40 was 950kgs and 425bhp.

MK2 was 1046kgs and 485bhp.

Mk3 (a road car) was 1061kgs and 306bhp.

MkIV was 1000kgs and had 500bhp - but this was 1967 and was still 207kgs too heavy.

I don't think that anything produced 500bhp in 1965 - especially not one that weighs only 793kg.


Jim Clark's 1965 Indy 500 winning Lotus 38 had 500bhp - but weighed only 612kgs
 
That would be the Ford Granada Mk3, way back in 1985. That wasn't very long ago.
 
keef
1967 Jensen FF. How about that? And that was a long time ago.

He's right - though the Granada was the first to feature it, as standard, throughout the range.
 
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