GTP Cool Wall: 1969 Thomas Meade Thomassima III

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1969 Thomas Meade Thomassima III


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1969 Thomas Meade Thomassima III nominated by @Ferraridriver27
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Body Style: 2 Door Coupe
Engine: 3.0L V12
Power Output: 237 HP
Transmission: 4 Speed Manual
Drivetrain: Front Engine, Rear Wheel Drive
Additional Information: "Thomassima III as the name implies is the 3rd model produced by an American living in Modena, Tom Meade, who put his own interpretation on Ferrari styling in the sixties and seventies. This model is based on a Ferrari 250 GT Coupe, and was the most famous of his creations. It may be the best described interpretation, as'a front engine, of the legendary 330 P4 sports racing model."
 
Kinda flashy, i see it more of an italian interpretation of a corvette done by an american...

Dont know how to vote on this... i never knew this existed...
 
Never heard of this thing, so I went to the Googles for more. Couldn't find much in the way of information about Meade or his cars, but I found quite a few pictures, including this one:

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Sitting like that in a road car makes one look seriously uncool.
 
Never heard of this thing, so I went to the Googles for more. Couldn't find much in the way of information about Meade or his cars, but I found quite a few pictures, including this one:

thomassima+3v.JPG


Sitting like that in a road car makes one look seriously uncool.
:crazy:
 
Seriously Uncool. The basic shape is okay, but the details are cheesy at best, the doors are ridiculous, the exhaust looks like it was in an accident, and the driving position makes you look like an idiot.
 
Watch out in a couple years for the 2016 Noob616 Noobissima.
If I tried that, I'd be in for some lawsuit.

I think the potential cool and undoubted uncool cancel each other out to a meh.
Or I simply couldn't work out which one you'd all vote since I was the first. In fact, it was almost certainly the latter. Yep.
 
It's inspired by the beautiful 330 P4...

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...but it looks like a squatted Cheetah in a way.

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A high uncool from me.
 
If it didn't have that awful chrome piping, the side profile alone would make it a cool.
Since it is 60's Ferrari underneath it probably drives pretty nice, for a 60's car, and sound good too.

But he got a bit carried away with the details making it uncool for me.
 
He named the car after himself.

Watch out in a couple years for the 2016 Noob616 Noobissima.

Naming the marque after yourself is fine (Henry Ford, Enzo Ferrari, Herbert Austin, Louis Chevrolet, Gottlieb Daimler, Walter Chrysler, Walter Bentley) but naming it after your whole name? That's just wrong.

This car is uncool before I realise it has the same forename as me which makes it desperately, seriously uncool. If I ever drove "The Thom" I imagine I'd look like this:

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...I love it. I'd never even known of it's existence until now, but I love it. Sub zero.
 
I was gonna give it cool, but then...
Never heard of this thing, so I went to the Googles for more. Couldn't find much in the way of information about Meade or his cars, but I found quite a few pictures, including this one:

thomassima+3v.JPG


Sitting like that in a road car makes one look seriously uncool.


Seriously uncool.
 
It couldn't look any more 1960's Californian if it tried too, and that's cool, but it's a museum piece, which isn't. I'm going to go with a high uncool, almost cool.
 
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