Reply to "New video from DeTomaso"

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Its a cool video...but somehow, I just cannot make the connection that the DeTomaso of today is remotely the same as it was in the 1960s...Yeah, hard as a car guy not to dream of a P72, but somehow I get the sense (from Wellis) that Aunt Isabelle was nearly turning the wrenches and creating a sport car, not creating a brand of jewelry. The number of expensive boutique autos just seem a bit saturated, as if its just not that difficult to make a supercar these days...

https://www.motor1.com/feature...nsive-new-cars-ever/

Great book is "Inside Ferrari", when panels were made from stolen street signs and beaten on a stump, and the guys painting the cars were not even wearing masks. Maybe I'm too old to find romance in something so young Lee

8/3/226:51 PM

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