Guess what this is a photo of!
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Mazda Furai Concept
After seeing the Mazda Taiki the design influence was apparent.
The raciest interpretation of NAGARE design language to-date, Furai is the latest car in Mazda’s award-winning and highly acclaimed series of concept cars. Nagare is the Japanese for ‘flow’ and the ‘embodiment of motion’.
After seeing the Mazda Taiki the design influence was apparent.
The raciest interpretation of NAGARE design language to-date, Furai is the latest car in Mazda’s award-winning and highly acclaimed series of concept cars. Nagare is the Japanese for ‘flow’ and the ‘embodiment of motion’.
phinz
Head Chef
I figured that one wouldn't take long.
phinz
Head Chef
It looks to me like a mid-'70s (1976ish?) Cobra II IMSA racer, but whose I'm not sure. I'm not familiary with that livery.
phinz
Head Chef
Wasn't Kemp's car white and blue? That's why I didn't recognize the livery.
I'll have to post something this evening.
I'll have to post something this evening.
phinz
Head Chef
That's the car I remember. I thought they only built one, but I guess I was wrong. 
phinz
Head Chef
qmax
Sous Chef
WAY out of my element here.
GhettoRacingKid
Sous Chef
im going to go with some type of go kart seeing how there is a kid in a fire suit.
any other pics?
any other pics?
phinz
Head Chef
There are lots of other pics, as well as diecasts and models of this particular car. It's definitely a lot faster than a go cart. a *lot* faster.
This particular car belongs to my wife's cousin, but there were several iterations/variations built over the years. It's a 1980s vehicle. A racing buff should recognize the livery, just by this shot. If I gave you a pic of the whole car it would give away what it is.
This particular car belongs to my wife's cousin, but there were several iterations/variations built over the years. It's a 1980s vehicle. A racing buff should recognize the livery, just by this shot. If I gave you a pic of the whole car it would give away what it is.
GhettoRacingKid
Sous Chef
Can we see some of the other pics?
phinz
Head Chef
phinz
Head Chef
After 24 hours this car's driver is usually shaken, pretty dirty and probably not dry.
Oh, and I take back that this car is my wife's cousins. This car appears to be #4. He owns #5 and his dad owns #6. They race them quite often in Europe and the States.
Oh, and I take back that this car is my wife's cousins. This car appears to be #4. He owns #5 and his dad owns #6. They race them quite often in Europe and the States.
RobsanX
Sous Chef
Looks like a Daytona Prototype to me...
phinz
Head Chef
It's been to Daytona, but it is not a Daytona prototype. The cars known these days as Daytona Prototypes started in the '90s and are some of the ugliest cars ever built. The France family *ruined* the Rolex 24 when they changed the rules to have the same body, different engine.
That said, the car *is* a prototype, and I believe it has been to Daytona, considering this cousin has been to Daytona in many different cars.
That said, the car *is* a prototype, and I believe it has been to Daytona, considering this cousin has been to Daytona in many different cars.
cara
Master Chef
Lancia Martini LC2?
phinz
Head Chef
Cara rocks yet again!
