By all means, one of the most incredible cars to drive this earth is on Display at the Petersen right now... The Ford GT40 MKIII. Perfect!
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2 comments:
I saw that GT40 for sale at Symbolic Motor Cars when they used to be on Robertson in Beverly Hills, that was probably 10 years ago. I believe it to be the street version obviously. Very rare and very cool.
Yeah, it was intended to be a more streetable version. I think the proportions are a little better looking than a standard GT40.
Sal, did you get my email with the Beck 904 pics?
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