Thanks, this was an early post of mine and I think my later stuff simply overshadows it.

This car amazed me, perfect work, but I think it deserves more attention.

Nice done mr. Barrett! Do you want to look at mine? I have 2 versions of it! :)

Amazing, i see what you mean about a ferrari f50, but the back looks like a porsche 959 and the front reminds me of a gt40. :)

Nick, you are the old school technic master!

Nick i was just wondering where do you get those wheels from,because i would like some so i could build amassive car like this because iam thinking of building a 86/87 ford sierra RS coworth ;)

Wow it looks like the front of a ferrari p4 and the back of a f40 awsome :) :)

forget the real cars!,you made your own fantastic car,i love it!,the lines are so well defined,i d be tempted to buy this car,if it was real,very stylish!,love at first sight!,i think you should still work on the refinements of the body,[empty spaces],but this is magnificent work! oh,but,you deserve to name it!,it s that good!

It doesn't look like anything else on the road. Which is why you should be proud of it.Keep up the good work!

The engine's a V6 using old square pistons; the diff is mounted below the axle line and power is transmitted through pairs of gears that tilt relative to each other as the suspension moves, but never enough to slip out of mesh thanks to shortish travel.

I'm impressed at how you managed to get a good shape using just beams and plates. Does it have a V8 engine in there? And how did you get double wishbone suspension with only 1 UJ per wheel?

5/5 Oh, that just makes you want to go for a drive right now, doesn't it. Hey, 2 things: 1) there is so much in there, it deserves more pics, esp internal shots showcasing your gears and mechanisms; 2) might want to fill in the wheel wells a little, so the yellow seats are not visible from the low side angle shot (assuming that's what I'm seeing, not quite sure).

Old school rules!

great car! I love the style, not only of the car itself but also of he building technique. It doesn't need SNOT or the "new" style bricks that came around 2000 to look good. Just excellent!

Love this - it's great to see a decent Technic car made with simple 'studded' bricks rather than the new huge curvy snot parts. Excellent work 9/10

I like it ;). Keep it up my friend

I like this style! Nice car.