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What will they think of next; Fiat 500's dressed as Porsche's and Smart Fortwo's like Nicolas Cage’s 1967 Shelby GT500 Eleanor in the movie “Gone in 60 secondsâ€! Ok, agreed; this is more like “Circumcised in 60 seconds†but this mini would definitely score triples AAA’s in a head turner contest. Entitled Smart Eleanor GT 50% the prototype was created in 2004 by Thalondesign, a tuning company based in Stockholm , Sweden
Source: Thalondesign , Via: Caradisiac
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Smart Fortwo - Shelby Mustang GT500 Eleanor Replica!
What will they think of next; Fiat 500's dressed as Porsche's and Smart Fortwo's like Nicolas Cage’s 1967 Shelby GT500 Eleanor in the movie “Gone in 60 secondsâ€! Ok, agreed; this is more like “Circumcised in 60 seconds†but this mini would definitely score triples AAA’s in a head turner contest. Entitled Smart Eleanor GT 50% the prototype was created in 2004 by Thalondesign, a tuning company based in Source: Thalondesign , Via: CaradisiacTechnorati: Shelby+GT500, Ford+Mustang, Smart+Fortwo, Replica, Carscoop, blogs, automotive, vehicles
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