Chauncey Gardner
Enlightened
Re: Snakes & Spyders
That is sweet:caution: Love the black & white / black & cream on these cars.
The Carrera GT looks better in Syper format with the carbon panels removed, but this looks great with the bra on.
Love the Ruf's & have a few of those around (pics at least:() I'll try to find.
Can't wait to get down to Monterey again this year for the races. The Wine country classics are a lot of fun also.
Better fried calamari at 'Seca though :-).
Took another look at the first Ruf & you're right. You can clearly see they went after some lineage there.
Porsche has always been my favorite car designer since a little kid. Ferry Porsche was a genius innovator, designer, engineer on the same level as John Browning.
Timeless designs of purity of form, function, efficiency & grace.
It does a bit, though the Spyder has the cool new "bikini top":
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The one that looks most like original Spyder to me (in the nose section, at least) is the vaporware Ruf I put in the very first post: http://www.candlepowerforums.com/vb/showpost.php?p=3173813&postcount=1
That is sweet:caution: Love the black & white / black & cream on these cars.
The Carrera GT looks better in Syper format with the carbon panels removed, but this looks great with the bra on.
Love the Ruf's & have a few of those around (pics at least:() I'll try to find.
Can't wait to get down to Monterey again this year for the races. The Wine country classics are a lot of fun also.
Better fried calamari at 'Seca though :-).
Took another look at the first Ruf & you're right. You can clearly see they went after some lineage there.
Porsche has always been my favorite car designer since a little kid. Ferry Porsche was a genius innovator, designer, engineer on the same level as John Browning.
Timeless designs of purity of form, function, efficiency & grace.
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