Why does this have a seventies style moustache?
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There are few bits of fifties exotica as elegant as the Jaguar D-Type. It’s one of the ultimate expressions of, ‘if it looks right, it probably is right.’ They are… quite expensive though. There is actually an example of a continuation D-Type for sale at the moment… but as it’s POA, it’s likely to be a bit on the spendy side.
Don’t worry though; British ingenuity has come to the rescue, with this loving homage based on a Mazda MX-5. I’m sure you’ll all agree that the resemblance is uncanny…
I’m sure that this superbly crafted object d’art will fetch a sum that truly reflects what a tremendous devce it is. And the Mazda will probably get a few quid bunged at it too.
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It’s. Beautiful 
Temu version 
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Mmm… A Miata with Mumps.
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That blue one can get in the fucking bin. The silver one though…
All the carbuncular bits aren’t even doing anything, someone put them there as an aesthetic choice 
Talking of a homage, one of only 11 made, Ferrari got the major hump and it all went legal.
I had a good look over it fit and finish was absolutely superb.
Also for sale @ £88k
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Hard to imagine why Ferrari would be pissed-off with an MG-B based kit car fake. Roughly £75,000 more than its worth, too…
It’s actually based on a BMW chassis and running gear.
The kit looks great. They’ve done a lovely job. That said, I’m not in favour of plastering the car in Ferrari badges and pretending it is something that it is not.
As cheesy and tragic as a fake Rolex 
I would have guessed at the (newer) Fiat 124
Coincidentally there was a TV program a few weeks ago featuring another one of the eleven built.
Finished in red. I found it a really interesting watch particularly the owners prospective
I think it may have been on Quest.
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And so the end times of motoring have arrived….
roadcancer
my rage and hate is absolute and limitless
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