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New Threat To The Gtr's Dominance? New V8 Skelta!

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Went to the unveiling of the new V8 Skelta, Ray has done an awesome job on it, looks and sounds fantastic, but I still wont sell my GTR's. :D

Some pics from the mobile: http://www.filedump.net/cameronbnr/v8skelta/

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it looks like a semi ugly girl at the pub, once you start to undress her the boobs arn't half bad and the arse looks pretty good. Goes off in the sack after a few and lets you do all the things you want to do to her.

Then when you wake up in the morning, you're faced with her saggy tits and a whale of an arse.

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you guys obviously aren't familiar with the previous Skelta! now that was an butt ugly car. This is at least less offensive to the eyes. That's high praise for anything wearing the Skelta badge.

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Honestly, I admire Ray for building these things, and they are quick, no doubt, it's just a real shame they look like they do.

Now, if they looked more like an Elfin Streamliner (which are evil handing buckets), he'd be onto something.

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yeah slightly better but it just looks as if they have thrown a bunch of flares and wings at it... its just not very well proportioned, no amount of aero is going to hide that fact... although the rear 3/4 view is its best angle by far (mainly because you can't see its face lol)

would be a hoot to drive though... you'd just look like a bit of a tool, but that's what helmets are for;)

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