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[GadgetBlips - Top Other Gadgets News, Videos, and Blogs] Street Legal GP Limo Seats 7 And Will Supposedly Hit 300 MPH - Gadgets: If Hummer limousines are okay, why not an open-wheeled race car? And believe it or not, this odd-looking road rocket is street legal.

[remove the labels | Gadgets and Life] Street Legal GP Limo Seats 7 And Will Supposedly Hit 300 MPH ...: The GP Limo was designed and built by Michael Pettipas to seat 7 people (6 passengers and an experienced driver) and you might think that providing an authentic F1 experience to his riders would be enough, but apparently it’s not. You see Michael actually wants the GP Limo to beat the Bugatti Veyron’s 253 mph record for a street legal vehicle.

[Iklangadget.com - Information about Gadget] Open-Topped Limo May Discharge Passengers At Over 300MPH [Cars ...: Stepping out from the norm, this limousine has no champagne buckets, stripper poles, disco balls, or lavish seating. However, this grand prix-style race car can seat up to seven people—six willing passengers and a daredevil driver—and despite its open-roofed design and unbelievable speeds, the GP Limo is completely street legal.

[Gadget Freaks] 2009 In Gadgets, Gadget Freaks Picks For 2009, Part 1 « Gadget Freaks: Michael Pettipas has created probably the worlds coolest limo. It's shaped like a GP car and is capable of carrying 7.

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[Gadgets] Open-Topped Limo May Discharge Passengers At Over 300MPH [Cars]: Attempting to beat the Bugatti Veyron's 250MPH top speed, Michael Pettipas built the GP Limo hoping to breaking 300MPH. Three years later, although the Veyron.

[ComputerFinance.net] Open-Topped Limo May Discharge Passengers At Over 300MPH [Cars ...: Stepping out from the norm, this limousine has no champagne buckets, stripper poles, disco balls, or lavish seating. However, this grand prix-style race car can seat up to seven people—six willing passengers and a daredevil driver—and despite its open-roofed design and unbelievable speeds, the GP Limo is completely street legal.

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