The Ford GT presented in 2005 is a very rare model due to its low production, so the few units converted to spider specs are wildly exclusive pieces, as only a small number of them were converted and practically all correspond to copies of the Ford GTX1, a limited edition made by an aftermarket specialist with the approval of Ford itself.
The origin of the project was create a version similar to the original Ford GT40 X1 prototype, one of the few Ford GT40s that did not have a roof. The Ford GT presented in 2002 was manufactured strictly in a closed coupe version, hence the Genaddi Design Group company thought that creating this spider conversion would be a good deal. In principle a production of 600 copies was announced, but the final number of units transformed was around 100, although there are those who assure that it did not really reach the half.
This Ford GT is a particularly special example, being one of very few to have been modified into a spider. Inspired by " GT1X " versions carried out in the US, this extremely well-executed transformation was carried out in Britain. The rear boot has been elegantly modified to conform to the shape of the body. A special fabric hood was designed, attached with three metal hoops, and tested at speeds approaching 160 km/ h. Here is a machine offering the excitement of an outstanding supercar combined with the pleasure of experiencing warm air circulating round the cabin on balmy summer evenings. It has the bonus of a McIntosh audio system that was offered as an option and boasts exceptional sound quality.This unit also has a temporary canvas roof.
The unit of red colour with white lines that stars in these images It is a very different model from the aforementioned Ford GTX1
Unlike Genaddi Design Group’s GTX1 edition, this red specimen received its spider transformation in Britain, so the unit with chassis number # IFAFP90S75Y40I202 was one of the few examples of the 2005 Ford GT that were destined for Europe. Its previous owner was a collector who enjoyed his models very much and made constant trips throughout Europe, hence the vehicle has 28,000 kilometers on its marker.