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This is a One of a Kind vehicle painted by Eduardo Kobra during 2013 Miami Art Basel in Wynwood. Eduardo Kobra is a world renowned street artist from Brazil with murals all around the world. At the same time that he was painting the car, he was painting two murals in Wynwood on NW 2nd Ave, on 28th street and across from Wood Tavern. The portrait is of Clint Eastwood. The car was professionally sanded, primed, and masked by District body shop and then painted with spray paint and air gun by Kobra and team, then professionally sealed with two gloss clear coats and three matte clear coats by the same body shop. 

The car itself is highly modified. The engine was swapped to a 1JZGTE from a Toyota Supra with 25,000 miles. It has Borg Warner turbo, racing suspension, custom exhaust, converted to R154 manual transmission with Spec twin disk racing clutch, and all the best equipment with no expense spared. The list goes on but I would like the videos and pictures to speak for themselves. Interior is in mint condition.

The car is great for the streets @ 18psi on 93 octane pump gas running 500 HP
Dyno tuning video for this setting: Go to youtube and search     Qve1yTwWW6U

It is even better on the track  @30psi on C17 race fuel hitting 700+ HP
Dyno tuning video for this setting: Go to youtube and search     YmhyHwp8sp4

This car can be easily converted to e85 fuel found at most gas stations. A flex fuel gauge can be installed that will automatically change settings to run a mixture of e85 and 93 octane pump gas. With the conversion the car will make 650 HP @ 32psi driving the streets.

Clean Title in hand ready to be transferred.

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