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Crappy Replicas thread

Discussion in 'General Automotive Discussion' started by ninyo, May 23, 2004.

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  1. Bradley

    Bradley F1 Rookie

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    Wow. Just. . . wow. How did he get a Ferrari VIN number attached to that? How does he arrive at the $5k figure for the title and number? Very weird.
     
  2. LouB747

    LouB747 Formula 3

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    #3327 LouB747, Jan 15, 2013
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  3. El Wayne

    El Wayne F1 World Champ
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    Terribly so.
     
  4. toggie

    toggie F1 World Champ
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    #3329 toggie, Jan 15, 2013
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    They didn't make any original 250 GTO spiders/convertibles.

    The best one I've seen in pictures is the custom 250 GTO convertible that Frank Beard (drummer for ZZ Top) had made.
    Beautiful lines on it.
    Not sure who made it for him.
    I wonder where that car is now?
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  5. LouB747

    LouB747 Formula 3

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    I thought so. Looked all wrong. The owner wouldn't even look at me (I was in my 348). Sorta weird to see vanity plates like that (F250GTO) on a fake car.
     
  6. rdefabri

    rdefabri Three Time F1 World Champ

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    Mark Gerisch
     
  7. rdefabri

    rdefabri Three Time F1 World Champ

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  8. Speedmade

    Speedmade Formula Junior
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  9. tcannon

    tcannon Formula 3

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    It is a well known replica of a Dino. Well done but still a Dino replica.
     
  10. ForzaV12

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    well done if you don't mind foot wide A-pillars.
     
  11. ForzaV12

    ForzaV12 Formula 3

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  12. tcannon

    tcannon Formula 3

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    I didn't say it was a well done replica of a Dino. I just said it was well done. :D
     
  13. GoFerrari28

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    Thankfully so. There are some replicas that are so crappy that you thank God that, although it is an attempt at a replica, it is so bad that noone in their right mind will confuse it for the real thing, or even a replica of the real thing.
     
  14. open roads

    open roads F1 Rookie

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    Maybe he's thinking that with the Dino market soaring, it might pull the Kelmark market.
     
  15. VF1Skullangel

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    And thats something I can overlook since id be trading it for performance thats superior to the original.
     
  16. Simon

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    Ohhh the irony. At a foot wide, very difficult to overlook under any circumstances ;)
     
  17. moretti124guy

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    #3343 moretti124guy, Jan 18, 2013
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  18. Bradley

    Bradley F1 Rookie

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    Those all look super-realistic enough to fool anyone, and have performance superior to the original!
     
  19. SamuliS

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    #3345 SamuliS, Jan 19, 2013
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    This is the best replica ferrari video so far.
    [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZpkzYIWUptc[/ame]
     
  20. tifosi12

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  21. Bradley

    Bradley F1 Rookie

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    Pretty sure:

    1. Cab looks too tall for length, common among Fiero-based replicas;
    2. Window louvers would be more appropriate to a GTS, although this is a GTB (non-Targa) type replica, also common among Fiero-based replicas;
    3. As the top pops off when it's on the crusher around :55, it appears that the frame of the original sunroof become visible;
    4. It's unlikely that most salvage lots would simply crush an intact, original Ferrari body that appears to be in decent condition, even if the mechanicals are trashed. Original doors, deck lid, front deck, even fenders could probably be sold for something.
     
  22. jeffdavison

    jeffdavison F1 Rookie

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    also the gas cap is a give-a-way.
    When it is crushed, the panels are seen to be fiberglass and does not bend, but breaks and shreds. Brakes are the wrong size and the rotors are not correct.

    She's a fake, meeting her appropriate fate.

    JD
     
  23. Bradley

    Bradley F1 Rookie

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    You're right! I didn't even notice the gas cap, something that just sticks in my craw when I see a Fiero-based 308 replica in the flesh. Of course, you're right about the fiberglass overlay, too.
     
  24. BLUROAD

    BLUROAD F1 Veteran

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