My experment in car design
F1 in 1950
F1 in 1962
Sport in 1957
Your opinion please.
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Well, since F1 has very strict FIA regulations, the first option is more reasonable, although I like the second one better.
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Satsuma CMR-2 (1985-1992)-compact mid-engined sports car produced by the Japanese brand Satsuma from 1985 to 1992
Engine
2.0 Satsuma IS2 I4 DOHC-16 Multi-point Fuel Injection (94hp) 5-speed manual/4-speed automatic (US market)
1.8 Satsuma IS2 I4 DOHC-16 Multi-point Fuel Injection (88hp) 5-speed manual (JDM/US-market/EU-market)/4-speed automatic (US-market)
1.6 Satsuma IS2 I4 DOHC-16 Mult-point Fuel Injection (84hp) 5-speed manual (EU-manual)
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I decided to rework the LS60 for 4.3 - it’s now a 1995 model, and develops a frankly staggering 675 bhp, enough to push it to over 230 mph. I even made a poster for it!
And here’s its engine in its current form:
Imagine seeing one of these on the road back in 1995 - anyone lucky enough to do so would have been left utterly speechless at first sight!
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High!
Castello 1500 a Concept car By Castello, mechanic and engine, and Poninfarina, design.
Presented in 1946 at the Paris Motor Show.
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Just a little bit fun with retro body style…
1966 Colere Sport Pyrenes 1600 Barquette
A specialized version of famous lightweight rear engine sports car.
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Using an intake snorkel/scoop fixture to simulate a pair of headrests on a Sixties car? I’m not sure if I’ve seen that before - but it lends a sportier look.
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1995 Primus Ultima - a 60 valve V12 with either 485 (NA) or 985 (QTSV, quad turbo super veloce) hp.
The best and newest engineering results in a car capable of 325 or 385 kph. The QTSV Sprints to 100 in 2,8 seconds.
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some bodies from the stone age and most kee era fixtures that are still in the game in their original shape are rarely used, for obvious reasons. But sometimes I ask myself if I could create something acceptable with those antiques.
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Looks wild and is quite fast for the 70s
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Iirc it get 4.7s to 60 and then 160ish MPH 