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Started by Elvis Hendrix, July 01, 2013, 07:16:42 PM

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thorfourwinds






Greetings:

This is the video we helped produce whilst ensconced at Vector Aeromotive
in Wilmington, CA as Systems Coordinator and concurrently held the position
as a regional advertising manager for The Robb Report.   :P







Vector W2 - 1984 VECTOR Cars PR video - YouTube





Additional information.




Vector Avtech WX-3 Coupe and WX-3R Roadster - YouTube








Vector Avtech WX-3 Prototype - YouTube



3:01 Vector W2 Twin Turbo Vs Lamborghini Countach Vs Ferrari Testa Rossa (Slideshow)

Uploaded on Oct 26, 2010
Every auto enthusiast's dream in the 80's was to have these 3 cars lock horns, & one lucky man had this chance.

The V8 engined W2 Twin Turbo , 20 years advanced in my opinion (5-point seat belts, kevlar (5 years before the F40), heads-up display, navigation system, LCD computer data screens, flush-mounted glasshouse, ABS, 600 hp/ 190+ mph in the day that the countach was proud of 455 hp/ 181 mph, 3-seat configuration, fighter jet buttons, circuit breakers, etc..)

This V8 supercar was facing the V12 Countach (LP500S although the QV was already out) & the flat 12 Testa Rossa. The Testa Rossa, in the tester's opinion won for being the most user-friendly, but even he admitted that the other two were super-exotic.

It's a pity that the W2 never saw production & had to wait 3 additional years until it's revised version, the W8, appeared in 1990. By then, the Diablo had been shown to the world, & the Countach was laid to rest-proudly.

With all due respect to the current supercars, it doesn't come more exotic & crazy than the 80's supercars. The W2, Countach, 288 GTO, Pantera GT5, Aston Martin Bulldog, just to name a few, will always be regarded as some of the most exotic supercars ever to grace the auto world.



Just for grins... watch wear the your seatbelt!




Sarah Leann in an 8-second Twin Turbo Vette - LMR - YouTube



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ArMaP

That reminds me that once they asked a formula 1 pilot (I think it was Ricardo Patrese), what was the best memory he had after running in 200 grand prix, and he said that it was driving one of the Renault powered cars, with 1500 cc and turbo, with more than 1200 hp, as it had an impressive power that smashed him to the back of the seat when he accelerated.

A51Watcher

Quote from: thorfourwinds on July 18, 2013, 12:09:24 AM




Greetings:

This is the video we helped produce whilst ensconced at Vector Aeromotive
in Wilmington, CA as Systems Coordinator and concurrently held the position
as a regional advertising manager for The Robb Report.   :P







Vector W2 - 1984 VECTOR Cars PR video - YouTube





Additional information.




Vector Avtech WX-3 Coupe and WX-3R Roadster - YouTube








Vector Avtech WX-3 Prototype - YouTube



3:01 Vector W2 Twin Turbo Vs Lamborghini Countach Vs Ferrari Testa Rossa (Slideshow)

Uploaded on Oct 26, 2010
Every auto enthusiast's dream in the 80's was to have these 3 cars lock horns, & one lucky man had this chance.

The V8 engined W2 Twin Turbo , 20 years advanced in my opinion (5-point seat belts, kevlar (5 years before the F40), heads-up display, navigation system, LCD computer data screens, flush-mounted glasshouse, ABS, 600 hp/ 190+ mph in the day that the countach was proud of 455 hp/ 181 mph, 3-seat configuration, fighter jet buttons, circuit breakers, etc..)

This V8 supercar was facing the V12 Countach (LP500S although the QV was already out) & the flat 12 Testa Rossa. The Testa Rossa, in the tester's opinion won for being the most user-friendly, but even he admitted that the other two were super-exotic.

It's a pity that the W2 never saw production & had to wait 3 additional years until it's revised version, the W8, appeared in 1990. By then, the Diablo had been shown to the world, & the Countach was laid to rest-proudly.

With all due respect to the current supercars, it doesn't come more exotic & crazy than the 80's supercars. The W2, Countach, 288 GTO, Pantera GT5, Aston Martin Bulldog, just to name a few, will always be regarded as some of the most exotic supercars ever to grace the auto world.



Just for grins... watch wear the your seatbelt!




Sarah Leann in an 8-second Twin Turbo Vette - LMR - YouTube





I used to rock one of these back in the day through the desert -






Q: How can you tell if a Delorean has been down your road?

A: All the white lines are gone.  ;)



sky otter


I used to rock one of these back in the day through the desert -


hey 51
is that you talking?
sometimes i can't tell if the dialog was part of the copy  or comments by the poster...  :-\

i learnt how to drive a stick in a 1970 Lt-1 convertible...corvette
it was hubby's present to himself for coming back from nam

that sucker would really move   ;D

A51Watcher

Quote from: sky otter on July 18, 2013, 03:49:31 AM
I used to rock one of these back in the day through the desert -


hey 51
is that you talking?
sometimes i can't tell if the dialog was part of the copy  or comments by the poster...  :-\

i learnt how to drive a stick in a 1970 Lt-1 convertible...corvette
it was hubby's present to himself for coming back from nam

that sucker would really move   ;D


Nice!

Yep that was  me. those baby's are so low to the ground you felt like you were goin 100 mph even at low speeds!  8)

sky otter




;D ;)
ah the car explains how you got that film you have....

forward and back... hah hah ...i've been a bit slow on the uptake
but now i am gettin it..

the truth finally outs... :P

stealthyaroura

I saw 3 of these almost in a row 3 weeks ago 8) must of been some convention/show on.
funny you would be lucky to see 1 let alone 3. quite odd.



now this is a real beast. FORD RS 200 homologation car (only ever seen 2) remember the 6R4 also? crazy but deemed far too dangerous  0-60 in 2 secs
Nikola Tesla humanitarian / Genius.
never forget this great man who gave so much
& asked for nothing but to let electricity be free for all.

Elvis Hendrix

Ah the hooligan RS 200!!
I saw one of these not to long ago down at the Henry Ford College.

I was supprised at how small it was for such a mentally powerfull beast.

And of course the legend that was the Metro 6R4.

2 Pieces of automotive magnificance.

Sweet.
"Today, a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration – that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There's no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather."
B H.

ArMaP

Quote from: stealthyaroura on July 19, 2013, 12:59:34 PM
now this is a real beast. FORD RS 200 homologation car (only ever seen 2) remember the 6R4 also? crazy but deemed far too dangerous  0-60 in 2 secs

Too bad the accident in the Rally of Portugal changed what that car could have been. :(

stealthyaroura

Quote from: ArMaP on July 19, 2013, 01:59:55 PM
Too bad the accident in the Rally of Portugal changed what that car could have been. :(

I agree ArMaP it was an epic sport rallycross with these little rockets, all that power in such a light chassis.
yes it was the race in your neck of the woods that ultimately put the nail in the coffin for these cars.
here is the wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_RS200
Nikola Tesla humanitarian / Genius.
never forget this great man who gave so much
& asked for nothing but to let electricity be free for all.

stealthyaroura

Check out my new push bike ;)
It's a WHYTE 529 X29 (29' wheels) tis beast and nice. quite trick.Rock shocks with lockout/compression/rebound. Hydraulic disk brakes. light as hell (aluminium)
http://www.whytebikes.com/2013/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/99238696@N06/9335498653/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/99238696@N06/9335498027/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/99238696@N06/9335495445/
Nikola Tesla humanitarian / Genius.
never forget this great man who gave so much
& asked for nothing but to let electricity be free for all.

Elvis Hendrix

Dude your on it, evry  bodeis doin the bike thing.
I just can't get on with the rubber trousers?
And luminous hats.

I u s ed. to ride  a bike in me flares and clips.
"Today, a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration – that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There's no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather."
B H.

ArMaP

Quote from: stealthyaroura on July 21, 2013, 09:15:40 PM
Check out my new push bike ;)
It's a WHYTE 529 X29 (29' wheels) tis beast and nice. quite trick.Rock shocks with lockout/compression/rebound. Hydraulic disk brakes. light as hell (aluminium)
Nice. :)

The last time I rode a bicycle was many years ago. :(

PS: MotoGP in 10 minutes, in Laguna Seca. Anyone is watching it? :)

stealthyaroura

yeah it's a cracker Elvis I don't reckon I could pull off that look :o
be funny as hell though.
ArMaP cheers pal it is sweet. MOTO GP nice one ;) thanks for the heads up. see if I can find it on the box.
seca seca seca!!!! great circuit!
Nikola Tesla humanitarian / Genius.
never forget this great man who gave so much
& asked for nothing but to let electricity be free for all.

Elvis Hendrix

Top Gear.

Season 20 Episode 5.

The caravan bit his bloody hysterical.
enjoy

Elvis.




http://www.bbc.co.uk/i/b037x8f7/
"Today, a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration – that we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There's no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we're the imagination of ourselves. Here's Tom with the weather."
B H.