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The mk1 has particular visual appeal to me, but it is the whail of the engine at speed through 180 headers that I find hypnotizing. Also, when my wife came into the garage and saw the engine installed for the first time she said, "Wow, that car is all engine!" That just reinforced my attraction to the car.
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FFR Daytona Coupe RCR Gt40Mk1 in the garage, and underway!
when my wife came into the garage and saw the engine installed for the first time she said, "Wow, that car is all engine!" That just reinforced my attraction to the car.
I must admit i much prefer the MK1 to any other... you can't beat a big screaming V8 for all round visual and aural appeal.
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