same #04046 produced 4 days later - GTS US-model original cross wipers with early front...
Matthias, Guten Morgen! The picture was too dark for me to see the intake holes, but I presume they are rectangular. Are the bumpers European style?
The front end is hard to get at because the car is still in winter storage. You can just see the one front intake in the picture. I'm running the repro-campys in these more current pictures because I have always loved the look. Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login Image Unavailable, Please Login
very very interesting.... Thomas last question: do you have twin bumper mountings like this Image Unavailable, Please Login
Single as far as I remember. I’m not near the car this morning but I can just make out the single mount in this picture. Note the custom treatment I did on the Daytona chairs when I had them redone Image Unavailable, Please Login DCCC
That was done many years ago, and I’m not sure I would do the same thing today if I had to do it again. I’ll chalk it up to young and foolish!
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Thomas, very interesting.... I would think your #04040 was a transition/prototype car for the late E-series body change new parallel wipers and new lower front with round air intake holes, but still with single bumper mounts European front bumpers in this case factory original too, as the early US-bumper wouldn`t fit to this front.... very special, one off car!
Not sure why that picture posted four times! Thank you for your insight. I often wondered about the front bumper but was happy to have the Euro style as I prefer it. Even after twenty five years of ownership there's still things to learn about these cars.
A young student who went to classes in a sports car? Very old student no? 1974 was during the first oil crisis; he had the nuts to take out the Dino...
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