Not Ford But an AWSOME Car id buy it

[GRNKPR]

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Why ??????????????????????????????

[BENT_8]

You asked what the last inspirational thing Ford did, that would be the PH3, or flying taxi, the ONLY thing Ford ever did that is a/ inspirational, b/ worthy of bragging rights.
Thats usually enough to upset a purist.

And back on topic, i'd have that in my driveway!

[AuFairlaneV8]

Originally Posted by Falc'man

Isn't that the "production" car which raced at the Bathurst 24hr and beat all the
megadollar supercars and then ruined the whole category? As much money as
Holden spent on this, it's a "cheap" way to give any car legendary status. Try
again Holden!

Its sad that it had to be made into one big monaro add, the 24hr could have become one of the worlds top production car events.

[flappist]

Lets see, $500k for the pseudo 427 or $500k for one of those RHD converted GT40s.....

[ZA-289]

$500,000 for a monaro?

No thanks.

[4Vman]

Originally Posted by Falc'man

Isn't that the "production" car which raced at the Bathurst 24hr and beat all the
megadollar supercars and then ruined the whole category? As much money as
Holden spent on this, it's a "cheap" way to give any car legendary status. Try
again Holden!

Its nothing like the cars that raced at the 24hr, those cars were infinately closer to a V8SC than this car..

[yift]

would make the perfect chicken coop!

[Falc'man]

Originally Posted by 4Vman

Its nothing like the cars that raced at the 24hr, those cars were infinately closer to a V8SC than this car..

That was my whole point, as "AuFairlaneV8" pointed out, it was just a marketing exercise. Having a "production" car (that never made it to production) ruin a category comprised of production (or very close to production) cars is "cheap"

Edit: I see your point, even if it did make it to production it would never have been anything like what they raced...