E Empty Pockets ex-GT Owner Mark IV Lifetime Le Mans 2010 Supporter Oct 18, 2006 1,362 Washington State Feb 23, 2012 #1 http://www.autoblog.com/2012/02/21/lyonheart-k-aims-to-rekindle-british-sporting-tradition-with-e-t/
roketman GT Owner Mark IV Lifetime Oct 24, 2005 8,042 ma. Feb 23, 2012 #2 I liked it till I saw the price.
E Empty Pockets ex-GT Owner Mark IV Lifetime Le Mans 2010 Supporter Oct 18, 2006 1,362 Washington State Feb 23, 2012 #3 Yeah! Me too!!!
GT38 GT Owner Mark IV Lifetime Jan 19, 2008 720 Glendale, Arizona Feb 23, 2012 #4 Aw, come on now - it's only about a HUNDRED times what the original sold for in the sixties! I have to say it's one of the most attractive E-Type tributes, but at that price I don't know if there's even a market.
Aw, come on now - it's only about a HUNDRED times what the original sold for in the sixties! I have to say it's one of the most attractive E-Type tributes, but at that price I don't know if there's even a market.
2112 Blue/white 06' Mark II Lifetime Feb 27, 2010 6,222 People's Republic of Washington State Feb 24, 2012 #6 standj said: No thanks at $650k Click to expand... +5 :frown
E Empty Pockets ex-GT Owner Mark IV Lifetime Le Mans 2010 Supporter Oct 18, 2006 1,362 Washington State Feb 24, 2012 #7 I really do like this car, and, at $150K or so U.S., I'd have one in a heartbeat (assuming "limited production" were not also an obstacle). It's too bad they decided its every component had to be forged from unobtainium.
I really do like this car, and, at $150K or so U.S., I'd have one in a heartbeat (assuming "limited production" were not also an obstacle). It's too bad they decided its every component had to be forged from unobtainium.