Experience the thrill of owning a true automotive legend with this
Superformance MKI GT40, chassis P2451. Inspired by the iconic Le
Mans-winning Ford GT40, this meticulously crafted replica combines
vintage racing heritage with modern engineering for an
unforgettable driving experience.
Powered by a fuel injected, Prestige Motorsports 427 ci. V8
delivering exhilarating horsepower and raw torque. Mated to a
robust 5-speed manual Quaife transaxle for complete driver
engagement. Finished in guardsmen blue capturing the spirit of the
original GT40 racers. Featuring period-correct details, from the
classic bucket seats to the iconic dash layout. 3,519 miles.
Built by Superformance, world-renowned for their attention to
detail and quality.
A rare opportunity to own a piece of motorsport history-perfect for
collectors, enthusiasts, and anyone who appreciates legendary
cars.
Chassis P2451 stands out with its authentic looks, thrilling
performance, and unmatched presence. Whether you're looking to turn
heads at your next event or add a crown jewel to your collection,
this Superformance MKI GT40 delivers on every front.
Available in Jupiter Florida.
The advertised year of this vehicle is intended to describe the
"year style" and does not reflect the actual year of
construction.
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