Toyota 2000GT Apparel and Accessories by Legend Lines
The 2000GT revolutionized the automotive world's view of Japan. The 2000GT demonstrated that Japanese auto manufacturers could produce a sports car to rival those of Europe, in contrast to Japan's image at the time. The world first saw the Toyota 2000 GT at the 1965 Tokyo Motor Show. Production began two years later and continued in limited numbers until 1970. Much of the credit for the Toyota 2000GT goes to Albrecht Goertz, a freelance German-American designer who was a protégé of Raymond Loewy. Thrilling automotive admirers, collectors and historians for over 40 years, the Toyota 2000GT is vividly eye catching and with a design that is widely considered to be a classic the 200GT featured smoothly flowing bodywork finished in aluminum. Pop-up headlights fronted the supercar and large plexi-glass covered driving lamps framed either side of the. Drastically low, the Japanese supercar measured just 45.7 inches to the tallest point of the roof. The 2000GT had a slight hint of the Jaguar E-type along with being very technologically advanced. 'Road & Track' magazine summed up the 2000 GT as 'one of the most exciting and enjoyable cars we've driven.
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Personalized Garage - Rule #1 - Aluminum Sign
Toyota 2000GT Coupe Reserved Parking Fridge Magnet
Toyota 2000GT Coupe Reserved Parking Only Sign
Toyota 2000GT Coupe T-Shirt - Long Sleeves - Side View
