Jojo Car Repair

10/03/2025

01/05/2025

1966 Ford GT40❤💪

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This 1966 GT40 replica is built by CAV- or Cape Advanced Vehicles- in South Africa. Produced in the early 2000s, the GT40 is finished in Metallic silver and has recently undergone a full rebuild while under the care of the consignor. After purchasing the car in 2021, numerous upgrades were carried out to the vehicle to improve its looks and make it a far better performer.

On the exterior, the paint remained the same color, but the GT40 received black stripes down the lower sills, and a new set of BRM-style knock off wheels with black centers and silver knock-offs, makes the car look far more authentic than the larger wheels typically found on GT40 recreations.Under the skin is where this GT40 received the most attention though, starting with its stout 427ci V8 sitting out back.

The engine received a complete rebuild by Ron Shaver Racing, who completely stripped the engine down, keeping only the aluminum block, crankshaft and rods. AFR aluminum heads were installed, as was a Weber EFI fuel injection. This injection system looks like the quad-twin choke Weber carburetors that would have been found on the original GT40s thanks to their velocity stacks up top, but has all of the benefits of modern fuel injection from a performance and reliability standpoint.

A Comp Cam hydraulic roller camshaft was installed, and now this engine pulls strong all the way past 6,000 rpm. Dyno results show this lightweight GT40 producing 584 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 544 lb-ft of torque at 4,600 rpm, which is run through a 5-speed manual transaxle which was rebuilt by specialists RBT and benefits from a McLeod Street Extreme Clutch. Puyallup based J&L Fabrication rebuilt the fuel system with new fuel cells and fuel safe bag tanks, and now this car runs flawlessly on standard 91 octane pump gas.

The suspension was rebuilt with new QA-1 shocks, while all new brakes with high performance PBR brake calipers and fresh lines have been added.The interior of the GT40 features two seats with the infamous metal eyelets, which were first installed in the GT40 race cars to theoretically provide some ventilation during endurance racing. These have now become a required stylistic element in any GT40 recreation, and are on full display here, although the seats themselves are made of memory foam and wrapped in leather with Alcantara centers.

— in New York, NY, United States.

01/05/2025

LAMBORGHINI💪❤

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Automobili Lamborghini’s origin story is by now the stuff of legend: successful Italian tractor manufacturer Ferruccio Lamborghini, dissatisfied with his Ferrari following a contentious meeting with Il Commendatore, set out to manufacture “a perfect car.” Adopting the corporate emblem of a raging bull, the spurned industrialist took on Italy’s most legendary automaker and the two men reportedly never spoke again.

It took barely three years for the upstart Lamborghini to not only match, but arguably best Ferrari with the 1966 introduction of the world’s first supercar, the Miura. Named to honor the Spanish cattle breeder Don Eduardo Miura and his famous fighting bulls, the success of the Miura would cast Lamborghini as a manufacturer of uncompromising, visceral sports cars with heretofore unmatched performance.

At the 1968 Torino Motor Show, Lamborghini unveiled an updated version of its groundbreaking Miura – the P400 S, the “S” standing for spinto, or tuned. Benefiting from subtle cosmetic and mechanical revisions, the P400 S addressed many shortcomings of the original design, making it an altogether more capable and user-friendly machine. With a top speed of 168 mph, the Miura P400 S was the fastest road car ever tested by Road & Track magazine in 1970, which dubbed it “an exercise in automotive art for a particularly rapturous kind of driving.” In total, just 338 examples were built between late 1968 and early 1971, when the P400 S was replaced by the SV.

According to factory records on file, this P400 S, chassis 4614, was completed in July 1970. Assigned Bertone production no. 520, with corresponding body no. 620, it was originally finished in the fashionable color scheme of Luci del Bosco (Light of the Woods) with Gobi (Beige) vinyl upholstery and cloth seat inserts.

01/05/2025

Porsche Cayenne P07 2026

01/05/2025

Ferrari ❤️
1. Founded: Ferrari was founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1939, with its first car, the 125 S, debuting in 1947.
2. Iconic Logo: The famous prancing horse logo was originally the emblem of World War I fighter pilot Francesco Baracca.
3. Formula 1: Ferrari is the only team to have competed in every Formula 1 season since the championship’s inception in 1950.
4. Ferrari Headquarters: The company's headquarters are located in Maranello, Italy.
5. Famous Models: Iconic Ferrari models include the Ferrari 250 GTO, Ferrari F40, and Ferrari LaFerrari.
6. Ownership: Ferrari was partially owned by Fiat from 1969 until 2016 when it was spun off into an independent public company.
7. Production Limit: Ferrari intentionally limits production to maintain exclusivity and desirability.
8. Ferrari Theme Park: Ferrari World, an indoor amusement park, is located in Abu Dhabi and is dedicated to the Ferrari brand.
9. F1 Championships: Ferrari has won numerous Constructors' Championships and Drivers' Championships in Formula 1.
10. Personalization: Ferrari offers extensive customization options through its "Tailor

01/01/2025

Happy New Year 2025

04/16/2023

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01/04/2023

RIP Ken Block, an Industry Legend and absolute pro, behind the wheel of anything he was in!
Will miss you dear friend.
Rest In Peace Brother...

11/08/2022

01/17/2022

All kind of mechanical repair including body work and paint job.Located in Irving, Dallas.