"Name that car game"
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Excellent choice! The 1974-76 Ferrari 365 GT4 BB, sure were sexy cars and faster than fast in their day. They were unique in having a rare for Ferrari six light setup in the rear, shared with the 512 BB N.A.R.T. and the 512 BB LM, a dead giveaway for the Tifosi. Here's another view that shows off the stunning lines of this Italian classic.
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Beautiful design. Nice proportions. Look at how long that nose is.....
I've read that it's not easy to design a mid-engine car that looks good. Very easy to come off looking 'heavy' in the rear roof area, behind the driver.
I've read that it's not easy to design a mid-engine car that looks good. Very easy to come off looking 'heavy' in the rear roof area, behind the driver.
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Those Ferrari models along with the succeeding 308, 328, and 512 are still what springs to my mind when I think Ferrari.
I guess its time for another mystery car, this one is by request from another member here, so who can identify this car of mystery?
I guess its time for another mystery car, this one is by request from another member here, so who can identify this car of mystery?
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From: Brew City
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From: Brew City
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Nope, not a kit car, factory built in Europe during the mid 90's. It does bear a resemblance to the Ferrari F-40 which was introduced a few years earlier.
This car also featured a 408 hp V-6, and was for several years the fastest road car ever produced in its country of origin.
This car also featured a 408 hp V-6, and was for several years the fastest road car ever produced in its country of origin.
