Ford78 wrote
same response than before, not the same preparation than old official version

Ford78 wrote
Same for Mario Cantu. Why don't you link number of the Pajero Evolution of the drivers who drove the Pajero Evolution?

Marcel Van Viet drove an Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution.

sajmon14 wrote
this one is a concept

www.autoweek.com/article/20140303/carnews/140309980

they have made a 2nd one now, should we change the production years?

Driver 20 drove a Nissan Patrol. Same for Monterde.

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Finally found the results of 2005!

statistiks.com/rally-raid/africa/paris-dakar-autos/2005/car/-/general-standings

I can't convert 1000 to NC. When I put 1000 on Labrousse, it is supposed to be on "NC". But instead, it stays on TOP OF 1ST DRIVER!!!

Ford78 wrote
not the same preparation

What are the differences of the cars between Mitsubishi Pajero from official team of Fontenay & Biasion and the Pajero of Monterde, Mayer and Kolberg? I see that the different front bumpers but I don't see any differences apart from it.

Driver 12 drives a Chevrolet? Is because in image, the car isn't a Chevrolet but an Ford.

Plus tard, ajouter les autres photos

Hidden headlights were optional on the 1970 Ford Torino GT.

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Ford78 wrote
I don't see the difference either.

Desscythe17 wrote
But I never have seen a car like this before. I just see normal 190E's manufactured by Mercedes in my country...

Ford78 wrote
Keep in mind that Tommy Kaira is just a tuning company that made only a couple of cars itself.

?????!!! Seriously??? A Tommy Kaira??? This is an Mercedes 190E?! Or maybe a modified vehicle?

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Ford78 wrote
Nicolas Gibon had nr 239 but I don't think that car picture is from 2003.

Picture of Nicolas Gibon is wrong.

Has it 320 HP? Group A cars weren't supposed to have 300 HP?

Made for Switzerland (a swiss Lamborghini Collector to be exact)

Ford78 wrote
it's me that add them and i had already answer in the past

Ramzes, where did you get the classification of drivers nr 226, 216, 229, and 222?

PLEASE GIVE ME THE SOURCE!

Desscythe17 wrote
corrected

Rinspeed wrote
Apparently, the Fuel Cell version went for sale today. Also, the grille and the taillights of the photos you posted don't match the South Korean Tucson ix. www.hyundai.com/kr/showroom.do?carCd1=RV002

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Desscythe17 wrote
at this time the Fuell cell version isn't sold. I had put this pictures because it's exactly the same than the Korean version of the regular Tucson.

The Ford Torino Sportsroof was only offered halfway through 1970, so all of the engines with 1970 behind them + the 370hp Cobra Jet engines belong to that one.

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The main visible differences between the Falcon, Fairlane 500 and Torino are the grille emblems. The Falcon doesn't have an emblem, the Fairlane 500 has a bird-shaped emblem, and the Torino has a round emblem.

The images are from an American Fuel Cell version, yet this car isn't sold in USA, or are there any hybrid/electric engines?

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I don't have enough pictures for the 1973-1974 Ford Torino, but it looks the same as this car, only with the front of the 1972-1973 Ford Torino. From 1974 to 1976, the Ford Torino and Gran Torino looked identical.