SCG 003 and SCG 003C (formerly known as "P 33")

Any titanium in the carbon fiber, Napolis?

 

This is very exiting. Thanks for your active sharing with the forum, Jim.


Cheers

 

Super excited to watch this. Your living exactly my plan for life.......

 

Well-done article. The 60s and 90s are my favorite era of racing with "streetable" race cars with performances that are still relevant today. Though I sometimes envy the folks who were there to experience the 60s cars in-period, the 90s has been my peak involvement in racing.

Jim, I applaud and admire your efforts with SCG 003/003C. I'll be rooting for you.

 

Assuming you can talk about it at this point:

-- Do you use one type of weave/carbon, or a variety?

-- If many, do they all share the basic proprietary make-up, or do you use off the shelf stuff as well?

-- Are the relevant regulations in the public domain? If so, do you have a link?

 

Can't wait for the book!

 

I got to meet him and tour his garage last weekend, I think his collection needs a SCG 003.

 

Cool! I wonder if he'll ask you to build him a SCG003.

All the best,
Andrew.

 

I enjoyed his comment about the Dino Competizione "I've got to get one of these."

 

That was great!

 

A random thing to notice but I really like the font used on SCG......

 

Really love the picture of the monocoque.

This is going to be fantastic...

 

Jim,

I just read through this thread and just "WOW"!!! Thanks for sharing another outrageous adventure with us all. There was so much to take in. When I read about the "dark shark"...how it was difficult to see P4/5C in the dark, this popped into my head:

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I don't know how heavy this stuff is. Or how much power it draws. But it's very interesting!

All the best,

Manny

 

Color choice sounds perfect. I hope put your own modernized spin on the historic colors though. Maybe some kind of pearlescent white and a unique shade of blue for the stripe. Possibly something with a "translucent" effect to show off the carbon fiber underneath? This car sounds like a combination of old school privateer spirit mixed with modern high(est) tech execution. The details of the color scheme should certainly reflect that.