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The Shelby GT40 Continuation: A True Automotive Icon Reborn

Authenticity at Its Core
The Shelby GT40 Continuation is not a kit car or replica. It is a genuine continuation of the original GT40, authorized and licensed by Safir GT40 Spares LLC. Each vehicle is numbered with the original GT40-P chassis numbers and is listed in the Shelby Car World Registry and the official GT40 registry. This ensures that every Shelby GT40 Continuation is recognized as a true descendant of the legendary race cars.

Standard Features

Unleashing the Beast: Velocity's All-New High-Performance Chevy C10 Street Truck


At the heart of this beast lies a brand-new GM LT1 V8, roaring with 460 horsepower and perfectly paired with a GM 10L80 10-speed automatic transmission. The under-hood action stays cool and efficient thanks to a Holley serpentine system, while a custom-built exhaust featuring Magnaflow mufflers ensures that this C10 sings a tune of pure power. Add in an independent front suspension, a Ford 9-inch rear axle with a 3.73 gear ratio, and 245/50R18 Michelin Pilot Sport tires hugging 18-inch Forgeline wheels, and you've got a truck that's ready to dominate the road.

1957 Chevy 3100 Pick Up: Lemmy Tribute by Kings Customs Garage

Photos by Jan van Der Walt
Owner: Alex Fraser  
Builder: Kings Customs Garage  
Year: 1957  
Make: Chevy  
Model: 3100

Body Work and Customization

The 1932 Ford Roadster: A True Gem from Monty Booth’s Workshop

By Monty Booth (Owner)
Photos by Etienne Fouche

Enter Monty Booth, the mastermind behind an astonishing piece of machinery: his 1932 Ford Roadster. Monty is not just any car enthusiast; he is a bona fide Rodder and an obsessive perfectionist, pouring his soul into every build. After visiting countless workshops, I can honestly say Monty’s workspace is every car lover’s dream. I fought hard to suppress my envy, but as I entered, my jaw dropped, and “Wow!” slipped from my lips more times than I could count.

1948 Chevrolet Style Master: PJ and JJ Erasmus' Masterpiece


Owners: PJ Erasmus and JJ Erasmus
Photos by jan van der Walt

BODY WORK

1940 Willys Coupe One Wild Willys


PHOTOS BY JAN VAN DER WALT

The Legacy of the 1940 Willys

Ford Gran Torino: From Rust Bucket to High Octane Dream


The Project Begins
The journey to create his dream car, a 1973 Ford Gran Torino, started when Gustav stumbled upon a rusted Torino body in a Delmas dealer's yard. The unique concave indentations on the side panels caught his eye, and he knew he had to have it. Despite the extensive rust and previous restoration attempts, Gustav was undeterred.

Clyde Schuster's Childhood Dream Revived: Restoring a 1960 Chevrolet Impala Convertible


The car, advertised on social media, was a diamond in the rough, a shadow of its former glory. But Clyde saw beyond the rust and patches, envisioning a pristine restoration that would bring the Impala back to its former glory. With determination in his heart, Clyde arranged a car trailer, enlisted the help of his son, and embarked on a journey to Nelspruit to claim his dream car.

Owner's Spotlight: Jim Page's Harper Type 5



However, lacking the means to build it himself, Jim scoured the internet until he stumbled upon Harper Sports Cars in 2013. Convinced that the Harper Type 5 was the answer to his automotive dreams, Jim flew to Cape Town to meet Craig, the builder behind Harper Sports Cars, and promptly ordered one.

1969 Chevy Camaro SS: A Passion Project Revived


A Childhood Dream, A Muscle Car Legacy
Growing up in the presence of his racing enthusiast father, Daan Boonzaaier, Allen was immersed in the world of speed and horsepower. Daan's record-setting '70 Camaro, which dominated tracks like Tarlton and Rainbow Dragstrip, left an indelible mark on young Allen. He spent his formative years at the track, absorbing the sights and sounds of roaring engines and burning rubber, fueling his passion for muscle cars, and igniting a dream of one day owning a Camaro of his own.

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