Porsche 911R (1967) at 1:18 scaleThe 1967 911R marks the beginning of Porsche's 40 years of ongoing success in GT racing history. Developed by Ferdinand Pich himself, the 911R used a lightened 911S steel body, fitted with a fibreglass bonnet, doors and bumpers. Additional to that, Pich and his team decided to replace the heavy glass windows with lighter plastic counterparts and stripped the interior of any unnecessary weight right down to the door hinges, a tradition still applied by

The E-Type remains the most iconic car in the Jaguar's storied history and forever will be one of the greats in the pantheon of the most important cars the world has ever seen

and the factory motor racing programme practically came to a halt

while also rationalising the weight and size of the Energy Store

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these cards became highly-collectable to the extent that

each signed by author Malcolm McKay and renowned Jaguar historian Philip Porter

the Chevrolet Corvette is the world's longest-running continuously produced passenger car

used mathematical formulas to arrive at a shape that'd slice efficiently through the air

Alistar Caldwell would joke about holding him in the pits

though still building GT40s

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