Alternative to a Type 65?

[Sigurd]

Should I sell my unfinished Type 65 and get this instead?

https://www.dhrofgo.com/for-sale/1964-ford-gt40-prototype-gt105-one-of-the-most-original-and-significant-gt40s-to-ever-come-to-market/

Have a nice weekend!

[Briansshop]

Looks interesting. I wish F5 had done a GT40 instead of the GTM.

[Al_C]

why not do both? :D

[Briansshop]

^ Can't argue with that!

[JohnK]

I say go for it!!!! :eek:

What might it cost you to add this beast to your collection? Somewhere north of $7,560,000, we’d estimate. (The car’s consignors have chosen not to reveal an asking price or estimate.) The last time a GT40 prototype was offered at public auction was back in 2014 (https://www.mecum.com/lots/HA0414-184930/1964-ford-gt40-prototype/), when GT/104 crossed Mecum’s block and notched a final price of $7.56M. “Based on that sale, it’s reasonable to expect that it will take in excess of that figure to add GT/105 to your collection,” says Greg Ingold (https://www.hagerty.com/media/author/gregory-ingold/), assistant editor of the Hagerty Price Guide.

https://www.hagerty.com/media/buying-and-selling/snag-this-rare-64-prototype-a-founding-father-of-fords-gt40-program/

[RoadRacer]

You joke, but an RCR40 is next on my list.

And there is this bargain right now that given better timing I'd be looking at seriously.. crazy cheap https://www.gt40s.com/threads/active-power-cars-gt40-project.54351/#post-552489

Hell, not looking at.. I'd be in my truck with my trailer, driving there.

[JohnK]

I've definitely had my eye on an RCR40 as a future project for a while.

[Briansshop]

Dam,hurts to look at this: https://www.gt40s.com/threads/superlite-gt-r-for-sale.53858/