This Company Is Using Leftover Ford GT Chassis to Make GT40 Tribute Race Cars

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This company is using leftover Ford GT chassis to make GT40 tribute race cars.

. While the new one got a ton of attention for its exclusivity and the complicated application process buyers had to go through, the last-generation car is among the last of the great, manual supercars. And while production may have ended over a decade ago, one company is selling continuation-style race cars using leftover, new, 2005 Ford GT chassis.

The new car is called the GT1, and each example is built using one of the 30 remaining Ford GT chassis that the Pontiac, Michigan firm has. That means total production will be limited to 30 units, but the result will be wild. Customers will get an honest Ford GT chassis but with upgrades to turn it into a clubsport racer, with a carbon body, huge wing, and bits from racing team

 

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This is pretty amazing. Leftover chassis from so many years ago.

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