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GT40 no question. Total and complete domination. Plus, Ford/Shelby chassis #P-1075, which won in 1968 and 1969, is the first car in Le Mans history to win the race more than once, using the same chassis.
Somewhere, there are engineering drawings for parts for this car with name on them. Well, that's a lie. Those drawings might not exist anywhere, but at some point there were engineering drawings for parts for this car with my name on them!
JPL were the first cars to bring incredible beauty to F1, and racing in general. Somebody really thought out the graphic design to stand out in a sea of cars that were little more than just billboards.
JPL were the first cars to bring incredible beauty to F1, and racing in general. Somebody really thought out the graphic design to stand out in a sea of cars that were little more than just billboards.
That car (maybe a replica) is my current desktop image. Photo taken by me at the Indy vintage races this year.
If i am remembering right the car had reproduction license plate on it that said "XEROX". It was beautiful and i was impressed with the number of corvettes there this year.
Love the Can Am Shadows. Piloted by Jackie Oliver and George Follmer.
I've been trying to find out more details of the turbo BBC car, but I've never been able to find much info out there.
I wish there had been more serious interest in turbo'ing the BBC from the Chevy guys earlier, as they were just seriously underpowered compared to the Porsche 917-30.
07-11-2018, 02:03 PM
Every time Jim would build a car it was so good they would redo the rules!
