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I like to think this is what gave Rover the idea for the MGF.

Lovely.

If I can recall Rover actually used Gtm Rossas as mechanical development mules for the Mgf. So there could be some truth in it being an influence.
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Honda-Prelude-2-3-4WS-Coupe-2d-2259cc-auto/113103191457

 

As 1980s cars are now apparantly bona fide classics and worth dosh, I find myself moving on to the 90s. I've always liked these swoopy shape Preludes, though they're usually knackered, but this one appears to be in better shape. I'd prefer the TomyTec 2.2 and this is very strong money, but quite like an Auto. Three years ago I promised myself another fun car when I finally finished my electricans's NVQ - right now I'm only waiting on the paperwork.

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferrari-250-GTO-Replika-original-sold-for-70-Million-in-May-can-deliver/163294227435?hash=item2605182beb:g:SI0AAOSwZA1aa2RW 

 

 

 

 

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Super realistic V12 and Scuderia bonnet strut.... 

 

 

In case you think 12K is a lot for a plastic MX5.....

 

 In May 2012 the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO made for Stirling Moss set an all-time record selling price of 

US$ 38 Million. 
In October 2013, a USA based collector sold a 250GTO chassis number 5111GT to an unnamed buyer for a new record of around $52 Million.
In May 2018 a German collector sold a silver GTO for $70 Million
 
 
Excellent, mate.   My Gran had a print of Mona Lisa on her bedroom chimney breast.   If only I had known...........
 

 

Quite a pretty car, really, if it wasn't for all the GTO waffle...

 

 

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The last picture in the listing says it all really....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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There is a close resemblance between the side profile of that and the E24 6-series, except for the nose. I wonder if Ford cribbed the shape of it.

 

i had heard a story (urban ledgend?) that Ford had bought the body tooling for the E24 off BMW for the Supercoupe Thunderbird when the 635 finished.

 

dunno how true (or not) that is.........

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Headrests were more common on lower spec models as where rear belts in the mid 70s onwards in continental Europe.

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferrari-250-GTO-Replika-original-sold-for-70-Million-in-May-can-deliver/163294227435?hash=item2605182beb:g:SI0AAOSwZA1aa2RW

 

 

 

 

s-l1600.jpg

 

Super realistic V12 and Scuderia bonnet strut....

 

 

In case you think 12K is a lot for a plastic MX5.....

 

In May 2012 the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO made for Stirling Moss set an all-time record selling price of

US$ 38 Million.

In October 2013, a USA based collector sold a 250GTO chassis number 5111GT to an unnamed buyer for a new record of around $52 Million.

In May 2018 a German collector sold a silver GTO for $70 Million

https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1117041_ferrari-250-gto-sells-for-70m

 

Excellent, mate. My Gran had a print of Mona Lisa on her bedroom chimney breast. If only I had known...........

 

 

Quite a pretty car, really, if it wasn't for all the GTO waffle...

 

 

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The last picture in the listing says it all really....

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Quote:Lots of Service history and bills.

Since pictures taken car had roof wrapped in black

 

Why post pictures of the car in white gel coat?

I actually like it by in white with the stripes. As replicas go , it seems quite pretty.

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If I can recall Rover actually used Gtm Rossas as mechanical development mules for the Mgf. So there could be some truth in it being an influence.

 

 

The GTM from the 70's / 80's had a look of a 250 GTO/TG40 about it, and looked nicer than the Rossa.  

 

A work mate of mine bought a new shell, for the original GTM and then built his own space frame chassis and fitted it with a 2 litre lancia twin cam with massive dellorttos. 

 

I only saw pictures, as someone had followed him home one day and made an offer he couldn't refuse. 

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This looks flippin ace, like a big version of those arcade 'games' where you have to grab a toxic pink rabbit toy with a crane thing

 

 

 

 

 

8 big ones mind you

 

and for that you don't even get the crane

 

 

 

CRANE IS REMOVED!
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Ha, that 405. Seller got it off FB Marketplace for £100, put an MOT on it and immediately tried selling it for £1795 on the 405 page. Got told that he was delusional for thinking a 1.6 was worth that, despite telling everyone he had buyers lined up.

 

He hasn't even cleaned it FFS.

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Ha, that 405. Seller got it off FB Marketplace for £100, put an MOT on it and immediately tried selling it for £1795 on the 405 page. Got told that he was delusional for thinking a 1.6 was worth that, despite telling everyone he had buyers lined up.

 

He hasn't even cleaned it FFS.

T'internet is gr7 at flushing out these delusional folks - I mean full marks for chutzpah, but he probably needs to focus on a more "aspirational" car 

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That Mx5 250 kit thing; drop any pretence of it being a replica anything, find some replica Dunlop Racing wheels, maybe convert to twin Webbers for that period engine bay if you're really keen and tell everyone you have a 60s style GT Coupe.

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That Mx5 250 kit thing; drop any pretence of it being a replica anything, find some replica Dunlop Racing wheels, maybe convert to twin Webbers for that period engine bay if you're really keen and tell everyone you have a 60s style GT Coupe.

Naaaah. Go full mental with it.

 

Remove all the replica Ferrari references, but then turbo it and fit some silly JDM-yo wheels and drift it everywhere for that full-on WTF reaction from people.

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Seller doesn't quite seem 100%, I'd also be a bit more concerned about the gearbox fault than he is, but what a sleeper!  The fact that it's "Appliance White" makes it even better.

 

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Renault-Grand-Espace-Privilege-3-5-V6-petrol-Ultra-rare-model-NO-RESERVE/113289115475?hash=item1a608eb753:g:ZzsAAOSw61dbtntD

 

 

 

 

If this car was running perfectly it would easily be a £5000 car with this mileage and due to the rarity of the model.

 

Oh?

 

 

 

Mileage is 54,453 i made a mistake in the description when i typed 54.421 sorry.

 

Well it definitely isn't worth £5k now.

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Ferrari-250-GTO-Replika-original-sold-for-70-Million-in-May-can-deliver/163294227435?hash=item2605182beb:g:SI0AAOSwZA1aa2RW 

 

attachicon.gifs-l1600.jpg

 

Super realistic V12 and Scuderia bonnet strut.... 

 

In case you think 12K is a lot for a plastic MX5.....

 

 In May 2012 the 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO made for [/size]Stirling Moss set an all-time record selling price of [/size]

US$ 38 Million. 

In October 2013, a USA based collector sold a 250GTO chassis number 5111GT to an unnamed buyer for a new record of around $52 Million.

In May 2018 a German collector sold a silver GTO for $70 Million

https://www.motorauthority.com/news/1117041_ferrari-250-gto-sells-for-70m 

 

Excellent, mate.   My Gran had a print of Mona Lisa on her bedroom chimney breast.   If only I had known...........

 

 

Quite a pretty car, really, if it wasn't for all the GTO waffle...

 

attachicon.gifs-l1600 (1).jpg

 

 

The last picture in the listing says it all really....

 

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That would probably have more credibility if he had turned it into a replica of the original Lotus Elan......oh hang on....

 

i had heard a story (urban ledgend?) that Ford had bought the body tooling for the E24 off BMW for the Supercoupe Thunderbird when the 635 finished.

 

dunno how true (or not) that is.........

 

It isn't.

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