Another hand-crafted car (2000gt)

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    holy isht! that is really impressive. absolutely gorgeous car.
     
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    That is freakin' awesome, check out his site too, lots of really cool restorations on there.
     
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    Also, searching around his site, I saw this...

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    Makes me want to finish my project even more.
     
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    very nice find
     
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    the 2000gt is such a hot car. first saw pics of one a few years ago and have loved them since. i think it was a 007 car at one point too
     
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    It was a convertible too. Seen one in a museum (non-convertible production model).

    Love the Japanese/European sports cars from that era (Fairlady, s500, skylines were ugly as **** back then tho... e-type, giulia, spitfire, opel gt, 4th gen 911's)... Bunch of sweet american cars too... wth happened lol
     
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    Well, you can for sure blame Ralph Nader for the Fisher Price dashboards that came around the end of the 60's.
     
    readymix, Dec 24, 2008
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