Last rides with high stakes

[noise]

The GTO gets an update?, great.

I happen to like the Scaglietti also

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=250+GTO+4091+gt&atb=v318-1&ko=-1&t=ddg_android&ia=images&iax=images&iai=http%3A%2F%2Fradical-mag.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2022%2F12%2F%40250-GTO-4091-3.jpeg

[Butch]

Scaglietti designed the first model from 1962—that is, the one I created 25 years ago for NFS and, more recently, for GT Legend. I'd like to think that the result wasn't too embarrassing, given that I modeled all 250 GTOs, each chassis with its own specifications.
https://www.overtake.gg/
https://www.altbierbude.de

My challenge will be to reduce the polygon count.
The model you're referring to, the 1964 one, is the one designed by Pininfarina.

[noise]

Wikipedia:

"In 1964, Ferrari tasked Mauro Forghieri and Mike Parkes with redesigning the 250 GTO's bodywork, resulting in what became known as the GTO '64 (or Series II)"

I didn't see Pininfarina mentioned, But the whole design process is collaborative.

Anyway I look forward to the '62 Scaglietti/Bizzarini/Foghieri......Butch version.

[Butch]

https://www.supercars.net/blog/1964-ferrari-250-gto-64/

[noise]

How's the business? I hope it's not 'Healey on hold' or 'no fixed up Ferrari'

[Butch]

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[noise]

  , Healey is alive!!!. Did I wake you up Butch?

[Spectre]

, Healey is alive!!!. Did I wake you up Butch?

Seems like it.

Glad you are doing well Butch.

[Cooya!]

What a beautiful remake of your "Big Healey"! I love it! And the hardtop roof is soooo amazing!
There is just a little thing that bothers me a bit: The grill is somehow too flat at the bottom. It should be pretty much perfectly oval in shape. And right now it is some kind of a hybrid between the MKI and the MKIII as it has the textured grill of the MKI but the frame is sticking out all around the grill. The MKI's grill need to be sticking out at the top but pressed in at the bottom... where the MKIII has the frame sticking out all around. I hope this makes sense in any way...