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David Briggs · 09-04-06, 08:51 PM

I too was all over the SPf at Monterey 2 weeks ago, it is a beautiful execution of the ugly MK II! The quality is as good as the CAV and it appears to be upgraded in all the important places. Racing this kind of a car is out of my hobby bracket( I will stick with my Swift FF) so I want a high performance street car. The CAV is perfect for the quick run up to Monterey from San Diego, it is very reliable, the AC works great and there no problems with overheating or breakage( everything on my car is new). I like the stainless chassis and it is authentic enough for my purposes. It will deal quite well with just about anything you are likely to come up against on the street and works well on the track.
Paolo, now I understand why you don't have a GT40! You are too exhausted to complete the search!
IMHO

09-04-06, 08:51 PM	#40 (permalink)
David Briggs 561234 Bronze Supporter Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: San Diego GT40: CAV #56 347, we Posts: 427 Rep Power: 9	SPF vs CAV I too was all over the SPf at Monterey 2 weeks ago, it is a beautiful execution of the ugly MK II! The quality is as good as the CAV and it appears to be upgraded in all the important places. Racing this kind of a car is out of my hobby bracket( I will stick with my Swift FF) so I want a high performance street car. The CAV is perfect for the quick run up to Monterey from San Diego, it is very reliable, the AC works great and there no problems with overheating or breakage( everything on my car is new). I like the stainless chassis and it is authentic enough for my purposes. It will deal quite well with just about anything you are likely to come up against on the street and works well on the track. Paolo, now I understand why you don't have a GT40! You are too exhausted to complete the search! IMHO __________________ Cav GT 40, 02 Lightning, 65 R model clone, 66 Al Craft Indy Car, 03 SL 500, 03 Triumph Bonneville.