Panoz Esparante  |  Spotted in Atlanta, Georgia

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Panoz Esparante spotted in Atlanta, Georgia

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    Atlanta, Georgia
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    A older shot of a super rare AIV roadster I spotted on Piedmont Road.
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    Horse-power
  • Date spotted
    03/16/13
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DjShift said:
i like the snow though
Posted:  09/21/2015 19:29:50
 
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The heavily salted roads up there play havoc on cars! Chicago is great but I would not visit in the winter lol.
Posted:  09/21/2015 10:32:07
 
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Lamborarri said:
Yeah normally that's how it goes here. The best cars are out in the earliest and latest parts of the spotting season because the owners want to enjoy them for the first and last times of the year.
Posted:  09/20/2015 23:44:21
 
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Thank you Luke!
Posted:  09/20/2015 23:00:31
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21Luke21 said:
Only just seen this shot West! This is a truly rare find. Nice!
Posted:  09/20/2015 22:57:21
 
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It sounds like your wrapping up your summer in style my friend! Great spots and some very cool cars driven!
Posted:  09/20/2015 22:55:43
 
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Lamborarri said:
I saw and missed one of these going the other way on 31st Street today in Oak Brook, I couldn't believe it! The sound was pretty good. And yes I have heard of that Chrysler, what a car it is!
Posted:  09/20/2015 22:51:58
 
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Hi Joe here is a car that you may or may not know of. It's called the Indy street two seater open wheel Indy type car. This was equipped with a Chrysler V6. Most definitely a fun car. Let me know your thoughts.
Posted:  07/08/2015 10:29:12
 
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dcurbanmtb said:
Considering there's been over 10 varieties I don't know if there is a "middle" one haha. Go look up Caterhams past models and the reviews on YouTube, find one you appreciate, they have simple ones with few horsepower for the originality all the way up to extremely high powered models for the track.
Posted:  07/08/2015 03:04:01
 
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Mustang1 said:
I don't know caterhams
middle one I guess
Posted:  07/08/2015 02:57:48
 
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dcurbanmtb said:
@Mustang1 which one? And Lamborarri, really? It does look unique but a little too tame.
Posted:  07/08/2015 02:54:15
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Lamborarri said:
To be honest Joe I'd have this. It looks cool and is pretty fast for the money.
Posted:  07/07/2015 19:53:54
 
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Mustang1 said:
that really does look good
caterham for me joe
Posted:  07/07/2015 19:51:35
 
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dcurbanmtb said:
Yeah I think my favorite American car which unfortunately remained a concept was the Chrysler Atlantic back around 2000. I saw it at the DC auto show and it was one of the best looking cars I've ever seen. Btw I still need an answer on the open wheeled car question, of any which for you?
Posted:  07/07/2015 17:29:51
 
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Hi Joe and thank you. I really do like the Prowler. I did drive one a few years back and it really impressed me. I like when American companies create special cars like that.
Posted:  07/07/2015 11:35:49
 
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dcurbanmtb said:
Great find West, I love really anything that has exposed front wheels. Of any exposed front wheeled car, which would you take? I'd be torn between a Caterham R500 or a Plymouth Prowler with an LS swap.
Posted:  07/06/2015 20:28:24
 
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Hi Jordan and thank you.
Posted:  07/06/2015 10:40:17
 
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Very cool spot west definatly not something you see everyday!!
Posted:  07/06/2015 10:37:09
 
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Thanks everyone. I read that Panoz had built around 300 of these cars. I also read that for 2015 this roadster will be back in production. Sam your right these are trading hands for around $45.000 now.
Posted:  07/02/2015 06:11:18
 
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qcramair said:
I love these!
Posted:  07/01/2015 19:11:46
 
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