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Well spotted, yes at Sandown, the Corvette is owned by an Australian.
Brock drove the Corvette at Goodwood around 2005 in the UK.
Hunted down another pic of the same car from another year, with a different number on the door 11 vs 10.
https://static.goodwood.com/globalas...d-09052019.jpg
Found this also, John Bowe driving the same Corvette at the Longford mile...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_4atPEegts
yes Martin DEF to that!
I am very familiar with the Sandown pits
spend a bit of time there :)
this pic from the other side .. out to the paddock
and yes, the reason why I spend time at Sandown :woohoo:
https://images2.imgbox.com/a1/44/SzLOf9wd_o.jpg
ps... a lot of those pit shelves pictured with the corvette have been cut off now
have a mate who is into strange rear engine stuff like that. He wanted, couldn't afford that...
so next best thing in his opinion is this below. Over 6 years work... and his attempt at coolness
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ya know.. they are very uncool to me. I just don't get this race to be the ugliest design on the plant
and phark me... that is ugly! It might be quick it might be AMG but just so up there in the ...
"oh my eyes I cannot unsee that" stakes
mind you BMW (and AUDI) are not far behind. This new BMW is a shocker*
https://s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/ima...-2020_main.jpg
*ps.. my Missus has a 2014 1 Series M Coupe which is rather nice
so I have nothing against the brand, just is designers :moon:
Hey Smitty, I agree that they are not the prettiest cars but as you said, that seems to be the trend of design these days.
I honestly personally think they designed the nicest looking cars a few decades ago
but the engine, brake, suspension, performance & handling etc on these cars makes them amazing & cool.
Over in the USA these days there are business actually converting many newer Corvettes into the older classic Corvette body shapes
& in the UK they are doing things like remaking early Astons & Jaguar E Types etc. :goodjob:
There are even a few later Corvettes over here that have had their chassis modified & C3 bodies fitted,
I was in a workshop last Tuesday & they had 2 in there that they were doing,
one of them was with like a 1972 convertible body with subtly widened pumped out guards.
It looks absolutely fantastic apart from the fact that they had to make it right hand drive for Australian registration regulations.
I personally think a Corvette looks better in left hand drive.