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No more introduction, as i know most of you can easily recognize this one







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thanks for looking

Looks like a beauty! Where did you pick that one up?

Looks like a cracking example, you lucky fella!

Is that bottom cover a standard part on the turbo? clean pics and car, nice

Yep the under guard is standard on the turbo. The motor guard isn't though.

Gee wonder where the Le Mans motor ended up.

Very nice score.

I bought it from William (member here)
Happy to have it, as from the box direct to the shelf, no need to clean, no need to change or add parts

ireg wrote:I bought it from William (member here)
Happy to have it, as from the box direct to the shelf, no need to clean, no need to change or add parts

Kind of a disappointment, then, isn't it?

Looks great, it's not often you see a bumper & belly plate that aren't all scuffed up.

She's a beauty! Will you paint it?

Could have used the bottom plate this past summer. Busted up two belt guides at the track. That's a pretty one. A buddy of mine had a Turbo back in the day. I don't remember, though, were the stabilizers standard on the Turbo???

Coelacanth wrote: Kind of a disappointment, then, isn't it?

You can say that again, Its like having a lollipop, you can touch but cant taste it
Now looking for a runner

breck wrote:She's a beauty! Will you paint it?

Painting is not my cup of tea, trying to figure it out to paint or no paint

Riv2SC10 wrote:Could have used the bottom plate this past summer. Busted up two belt guides at the track. That's a pretty one. A buddy of mine had a Turbo back in the day. I don't remember, though, were the stabilizers standard on the Turbo???

The dirt and crack add beauty to your car, IMHO

You could get a replica of the optima pro body. That one has a full bellypan.

ireg wrote:
You can say that again, Its like having a lollipop, you can touch but cant taste it
Now looking for a runner

Oh no, not again..