What "digitally remastered" classic would you like to own?

What "digitally remastered" classic would you like to own?

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white_goodman

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Thursday 29th January 2015
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So, we have established (or some of us have anyway) that modern cars have lost their elegance and are largely pretty boring to drive. So I guess the perfect car might be a "classic" with a few modern upgrades i.e. modern levels of performance, a brake upgrade and some steering and suspension tweaks. So, what "digitally remastered" classic would you most like to own? There are a few companies already doing this: Eagle E-Types, Singer 911s and I've also seen some sympathetically upgraded MGBs and Jensen Interceptors too.

The Interceptor with the GM V8 appeals to me a great deal but I think for me, no modern saloon matches the elegance of a MkII Jag. Ian Callum's car is possibly a bit OTT for me but a MkII that looks "classic" with possibly the V6 out of the F-Type and suspension, steering and braking upgrades to match would possibly be my ideal car.



What would you choose?

white_goodman

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Friday 30th January 2015
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Seriously? No takers?

white_goodman

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Wednesday 4th February 2015
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sideways man said:
I have what is probably my ultimate classic. A mk1 escort with a 330 bhp cosworth yb, 5 speed t5 gearbox, 6 linked with bilstiens all round and decent brakes. Looks a million pounds and goes like greased diarrhoea. It will do for me untill I can afford one of those porsche 904 gts on the previous page. That is sex on wheels.
Oooh, any pics?