The D-Type we're getting is the same one Stirling Moss drove in Le Mans!
The same car failed to sell at an auction last year with an estimate of $12,000,000-$15,000,000. This is a good indicator how much it's going to cost in GTS.
The D-Type and the DB3S should be good competition for each other because they both raced at Le Mans.
Also, more '50s Le Mans competition will show up eventually with some of the Pebble Beach winners. The Maserati A6GCS '53 (2014 winner) and the Cunningham C-4R '52 (2015 winner) both raced at Le Mans also. It'd be fun to eventually recreate some of Le Mans' glory days or have a GT League event dedicated to these cars of this era.