[tibius181]

I decided to take some pictures of the new Gt alongside the old Gt40 mk II So here they are, the new Gt is quite a bit bigger:

And now, what you all have seen before, The GT:

So, I am happy and i would recomend this car already (on looks alone).
The Old Gt40 MkII is alot smaller than the new Gt!

Doug

 

[jnr_seahorse]

Does look good doesn't it! Gorgeous

Now, how does it run compared to that old GT40?

 

[ListerStorm]

She is a beauty! Mine should be delivered today. Thanks for the pics!

 

[The Muffin Man]

Still can't make me mind up about this one. I sort of like it, and sort of find it a little bit bland looking

 

[Seth]

Nice pics, but I don't understand why in most of them the carpet is sharper then the cars.

 

[tibius181]

It is a great looker, as to the track handling, I will have to give you my opinion after Christmas (we need the dining room for Christmas lunch) so the track has been put away!

The picture were taken with a Panasonic D-snap and it is probbly the macro rating that let the overall quality of the pictures down.

Doug

 

[GT40MKII]

The Ford GT looks nice but a lot better without those mandory bumpers. I do not know about the width; but the real car is 4 inches higher and 18 inches longer than a GT40.

Regards Allan

 

[Intergrali]

too tall, once again.
Got a sidewinder motor..
Nah sorry cant see it being anything spectacular in looks or performance

 

[MiG-19]

All I know is, I can't wait for mine to get here!
Semper fi,
MiG-19

 

[syd slot]

"too tall, once again.
Got a sidewinder motor..
Nah sorry cant see it being anything spectacular in looks or performance"

Interesting isn't it? A few short years ago we'd be looking at this new model and raving about the quality of it and how faithful to the original it is (and the new Ford GT is quite a bit bigger than an original GT40 in all dimensions). Now that manufacturers are constantly raising the bar we are probably all getting more demanding as a result. Personally I think it looks great - the reason I won't buy it is that it has no competition relevance, but then that's just my preference. Keep up the good work though Scaley.