Ford Gt

Credit goes to the folks at Winding Road for really stepping it up a notch lately. Their latest issue features a cover designed by Ford GT designer, Camilo Pardo, who painted it on the bare wall of a building at Ford. He even added Le Mans racing stripes to the GT500 convertible, which, for those who don't know, isn't actually available on the convertible. We love the new dual-page spread covers, and Winding Road is finding some very creative ways to use the extra space. Remember the Audi

Ford reunites GT40 trio that swept Le Mans in '66

Camilo Pardo, better known as the man behind the Ford GT, is dabbling a bit in a side job that would appear to be right up his alley -- women's clothing. The automotive designer, branded as something of a Latin lover by the media, has created everything from a disposable wedding gown to a bikini made out of three Crown Royal bags. Pardo designed a Mercury line of clothing for Miami Fashion Week, including a bikini with aluminum discs (pictured) provided by

The Ford GTX1 was the ultimate aspiration vehicle on display at least year’s SEMA trade show. Later news that you could have your own GT decapitated and transformed into a GTX1 for an extra $38K further established the car as the most auspicious pit into which one could sink some disposable income.

Imagine, after two years of agonizing on a waiting list, your brand-new Ford GT has finally been delivered. You run your fingers lovingly along the curve of the fender, stick your head into the cabin, inhale the scent and get behind the wheel. Deciding you want to see what your new baby can really do, you punch the gas pedal. Next thing you know, the back end gets loose, you overcorrect, and BAM, you total it by running into a steel and concrete pole.