Reply to "Carbon parts"

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quote:
Originally posted by bulldog:
Is tis car an exercise in what you can do or is it a fully functioning car worth watching out for? How much does this carbon exotica cost?

Bulldog,
back in the nineties we build 3 of these cars for Peter Monteverdi, one dummy car for shows and two fully functional. Times to time they were driven on racetracks.
(Difficult to make them street legal with the F1 engine)
All 3 cars stay in the Monteverdi Car Collection in Basel Switzerland and what I now they are not for sale. Anyway, the price would be very high.
An interesting project could be using a frame out of a GT40 kit and put the bodywork of the Monteverdi on it… should work..

1/8/067:21 AM

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