Reply to "US grey market GT5"

peterhMember

Based on the photos you have posted, the car certainly appears to be a GT5. The rear wing and the seats are not factory original, and there are some other aftermarket parts installed, but there is nothing I can see that would indicate it is a conversion.

It is interesting to see the combination of a Euro-spec metric speedo with US-spec imperial gauges. The square side marker lights and the rear bumper indicate it is a US spec car and so the speedometer may have been retrofitted. Perhaps some of the GT5 owners on this forum with US spec cars can weigh in and tell us if they also have this combination, because it would be interesting to know how common it is.

3/23/157:12 PM

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