Cars you'd love to see but never have
Discussion
Every year I frequent a number of differing motoring events and shows and see hundreds of lovely lovely motor cars. Yet somehow there are still a few I've never managed to catch a glimpse of in the flesh, namely:
-Lister Storm
-Gordon Keeble
These are two cars I'd very much love to see and be up close too.
What cars would you love to see but never have?
-Lister Storm
-Gordon Keeble
These are two cars I'd very much love to see and be up close too.
What cars would you love to see but never have?
There is a Gordon Keeble at milestones museum in Basingstoke http://www3.hants.gov.uk/community-history/transpo...
A very long, long, long list!
Starting writh Rick Gordon's Hummer (or any Dakar racer).
This the TriVette a 1974 design. A three wheeler that in 1980 the Department of Transportation tested and determined that the TriVette had a theoretical tip-over limit of 1.28 lateral "g", or a .5 lateral "g" safety margin over what the tires could deliver. This means the TriVette will slide long before it reaches the tip-over limit. It also meant the car actually out cornered many 4-wheeler sports cars like the Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT, BMW 530i, Fiat X1/9, Lotus Elite, and a Porsche 911S. Combined with the excellent braking of the vehicle orders were being placed for TriVettes with more powerful engines. That bigger engined car became the Vigillante ...
A 200+mph supercar! That Top Gear magazine was amazed by. Sadly both are out of production after there creator died. Still I would love to see either of these.
Starting writh Rick Gordon's Hummer (or any Dakar racer).
This the TriVette a 1974 design. A three wheeler that in 1980 the Department of Transportation tested and determined that the TriVette had a theoretical tip-over limit of 1.28 lateral "g", or a .5 lateral "g" safety margin over what the tires could deliver. This means the TriVette will slide long before it reaches the tip-over limit. It also meant the car actually out cornered many 4-wheeler sports cars like the Alfa Romeo Alfetta GT, BMW 530i, Fiat X1/9, Lotus Elite, and a Porsche 911S. Combined with the excellent braking of the vehicle orders were being placed for TriVettes with more powerful engines. That bigger engined car became the Vigillante ...
A 200+mph supercar! That Top Gear magazine was amazed by. Sadly both are out of production after there creator died. Still I would love to see either of these.
I'm yet to see an EB110 anywhere, that'd be nice:
Would very much like to see a diablo GT in the flesh, preferably moving:
Still a fair few other supercars I'm yet to see anywhere. Would love to see a gumpert, zenvo ST1, porsche GT1, NSX-R, LF-A, XJR-15, SL65 AMG Black, MC Stradale. Fingers crossed for Wilton House this year I guess
Would very much like to see a diablo GT in the flesh, preferably moving:
Still a fair few other supercars I'm yet to see anywhere. Would love to see a gumpert, zenvo ST1, porsche GT1, NSX-R, LF-A, XJR-15, SL65 AMG Black, MC Stradale. Fingers crossed for Wilton House this year I guess
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