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Thanks Mike. These photos and the info is great.

This "thing" looks awesome!

Re: *SPF P2109 for sale* :shifty: - Interesting sales strategy. We'll start at $85K...to generate interest, then offer the car for sale (this time for real) at 50% more.

David, there is a guy in NorCal looking for a Gulf SPF - his GT40s forum name is "Verde". Good luck!

+1. Completely agree.

Your car looks incredible! The blue with the silver stripes is beautiful. Very impressive time line on your build. Amazing.

I love how the seller teases with the beautiful, green Lambo kit...maybe sell both of these "beauties" at once :idea:. On the positive, at least the paint doesn't look too bad.:lipsrsealed:

Nice video. Thank you!

Kevin, you are right. However, I'll offer $115, if the 2 balancers and the cardboard box (whow knows what's in it?!) goes with the deal...:smug:

Re: Gt40p, you choose the price!! :thumbsup: - haha, too funny! Very well - Congrats Faili. Did you sell it with or without the drive train?

You can see all the extra heft in some of the photos. The rear of the car is sitting way low (and the front looks high or probably standard height). The car looks very "unbalanced" and I imagine with the weight distribution as is, it won't handle particularly well (maybe good for a straight...

Great looking car and a cool, funny video! Thanks!

Amazing images! Thanks for posting these Pete.

One of my favorite cars ever...watch this with your headphones turned wayyyyyy up. The driver, "Rocket Bruno" Ianniello is fearless (and maybe crazy) but incredible to watch. Group B Lancia Delta S4 supercar featuring the Swiss driver Bruno Ianniello

Amen! Great summary Steve :thumbsup:

Holy cow! That was low - I wonder if that was a little lower than the pilot meant to go...:shocked: P.S. I think the video is real. There are multiple videos/angles on Youtube.

oh...cool. Thanks Jim. I'll "have to" go back then :pleased:

Jimmy, it's been on sale there for 2 - 3 months at least. I stopped by there once to check out the car (and maybe take a few photos), but it wasn't parked in the "public" showroom; instead I was told that it was in the "back showroom", where it would be shown to interested individuals by Mr. Canepa.

Here's a photo Guenther:

I am with you on this one Rick!