The 789 makes me a little crazy--it's my favorite model by far.
First, you either provide a 2005-2009 Corvette ($60,000) or pay N2A to find one for you. That's your performance and reliability right there--you know the 789 is going to haul ass and corner like it's on rails.


They take the look of the nose from a '57 Chevy, the sides from a '58 Impala, and the tail of the '59 (all the sexiest bits!) and make them from 80% carbon fiber and 20% fiberglas (so the paint will be smooooth) all for the bargain (?) price of another $80,000.

The sky's the limit for upgrades beyond the minimum $140K.
And no 2 are alike.
Awesome!
Went to the Rodeo today and took 421 photos. Can't face the idea of editing so many, but should have a few for you on Sunday.
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Woah, that’s a sick car! When I saw it, I immediately thought that it was a classic car (slab-sided, the usual convertible set-up). But when you look at the rear end, it’s a different story. The rear headlamps and the exhausts are definitely futuristic. This is a must-have for our car enthusiasts out there!
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