GTX1 spotted in Atlanta!

[tomGT]

I saw a GTX1 in Atlanta last friday, on I-75. I followed it for as long as I could. I was surprised that it was totally gorgeous. I mean way, way better than the standard GT. It looked good from all angles.

I wasn't even aware that it was released, I thought it was concept only. How many were produced and how much did they MSRP for? What is the current value?

-Tom

 

[shelbyelite]

I saw a GTX1 in Atlanta last friday, on I-75. I followed it for as long as I good. I was surprised that it was totally gorgeous. I mean way, way better than the standard GT. It looked good from all angles.

I wasn't even aware that it was released, I thought it was concept only. How many were produced and how much did they MSRP for? What is the current value?

-Tom

Do a forum search and you will find TONS of info on the GTX1. They were NOT produced by ford. They were a conversion done in Greenbay. They are beautiful though!

 

[tomGT]

Ok so I searched and found that this company does it:
http://www.gtx1.com/pressrelease.html

And that they charge 48k for the conversion (up from 38k).

Does it cause a loss in rigidity?
Does it increase the value of the car by more than 48k (how much)?

 

[fjpikul]

Genadi is out of business on the GTX1's. No more will be built unless someone else picks up the torch. Rigidity is not a problem. 48K was the basic conversion cost, but many people went way over that with customization stuff. Look for some of the photos here.

 

[Kingman]

I think you saw Kirby's. Cool dude.

 

[Kirby Vieira]

Thanks Kingman. If it's a X1 in Atlanta, most think it's me; however, if it's an X1 being operated in violation of any laws enforced by a Dept of Pub Safety, it would be one of the other blue X1's sometimes seen on Atlanta's highways. :cheers