Wow !!! This is The Lister Knobbly Continuation shelby

The Lister Knobbly is a legend in the motoring world, but the legend has been confined to the race track for the past 60 years. Now a continuation version of the classic racer has been converted for use on public roads. Continuance versions of classic sports cars, or recent remakes from the initial blueprint, are completely the rage at the moment. Jaguar will retail you a factory newly picked E-Type, and Aston Martin has brought the DB4 go backward to existence for well-heeled fans of the original. particular its achievement through the 1950s and its stunning looks, the Knobbly makes a commonsensical objective for a avant-garde reboot. Having bought the Lister Motor Company back in 2013, Andrew and Lawrence Whittaker were quick to deliver a continuation of the Knobbly driven by Sir Stirling Moss back in the 1950s. Although very pretty, that car was a track-only proposition, for historical racers or dedicated track day junkies looking for a period thrill. This isn't be the primary path car to garb the Lister badge. The concert party has essentially built loads of cars other than the Knobbly over its 60 day history– there's uniform a giant V12 road-going supercar in the reverse catalogue – but the classic racer is at rest its top proven car. Having complete a physique scamper of ten Stirling Moss cars, the squad afterward agreed its sights on creating a rendering that may perhaps be determined (and enjoyed) on the civic highway. The resulting car is the stunning Knobbly Continuation you see here. Lister is at pains to point out this isn't a classic bodyshell grafted onto a modern powertrain, and it's not some amateur restoration project. Instead, the car is powered by an inline six engine built around an original Jaguar block. The engine internals have been painstakingly rebuilt to original specification by historic racing supplier Crosthwaite & Gardiner. With 330 hp (246 kW) of power on tap, the little Lister will hit 60 mph (98 km/h) in 4.3 seconds on its way to a top speed north of 290 km/h (180 mph). Given the basic engine design is well beyond 50 years old, those are some seriously impressive numbers. Of course, sunlit authority too acting a position in the delivering this eye-opening chance of speed. The car is built around a tubular chassis, and the bunch at Lister Motors has second-hand the real thing jigs to make certain precision in its outline and construction. Wrapped around the physique is a stunning aluminum body, which takes around 500 hours to mold by hand. Not barely is it historically accurate, the carry-over is achingly pretty. "This is a hugely important step for us, making Lister the first to be able to offer our enthusiastic clients the excitement and thrills of driving a historically significant race car on the road," says CEO Lawrence Whittaker. "Our new road legal Knobbly also paves the way for more future road-going Lister models too." Just 10 examples of the Knobbly will be built. Pricing will start at £225,000 (US$291,500) for a car fitted with the 4.2-liter inline six engine. A smaller dry-sump 3.8-liter inline six will be offered for £295,000 ($382,200). Help us to be better Subscribe This Channel : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1AfZAv6gDA_C-eWG8vFiTQ Likes me on Faccebok : https://facebook.com/automotiveaddicted Follow me on G+ : https://plus.google.com/101931184314880337655 Backsound Free Royalty licensed by Eyer Lim - Movement Thanks for watching, Please Subscribe :) goodwood

Added 3 Apr 2026