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Tony Matthews Cutaway: the Lotus 95T

Posted on January 2, 2013 by MCG

In the latest fabulous cutaway feature by Tony Matthews, this one starring the 1984 Lotus 95T, we explore some of the famed F1 constructor’s innermost secrets, including what the gold leaf really was and the identity of the Beast of Ketteringham. Here’s Tony.  Continue reading →

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Tony Matthews on the Penske 8760 Series damper

Posted on December 4, 2012 by MCG

Now for something completely different from Tony Matthews: a Penske damper, which Americans insist upon calling a shock absorber.  Continue reading →

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Tony Matthews on the Chevy Ilmor 265B Indy engine

Posted on October 30, 2012 by MCG

This latest Tony Matthews cutaway at Mac’s Motor City Garage is a very special one: the Chevy Ilmor 265B Indy car engine.  Continue reading →

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Tony Matthews on the 1994 Penske PC23 Indy car

Posted on October 9, 2012 by MCG

Here’s the latest Tony Matthews masterpiece at Mac’s Motor City Garage—and easily one of the most important Indy cars in history: the 1994 Penske PC23.  Continue reading →

Posted in Motorsports, Technology, Tony Matthews | Tagged Ilmor 500I, Penske

The Buick Ilmor Indy V8 that never was

Posted on September 30, 2012 by MCG

This intriguing what-if item comes to us from our ace contributor, artist and UK correspondent Tony Matthews: Look, a pencil drawing he was commissioned to do for a proposed Buick-branded, Ilmor-built V8 for Indy car racing. Obviously, it never came to be.  Continue reading →

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Tony Matthews on the Auburn 851 Speedster

Posted on September 7, 2012 by MCG

And now for something completely different. Here’s the latest beautiful cutaway from Tony Matthews at Motor City Garage: a supercharged Auburn 851 Speedster.  Continue reading →

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Tony Matthews on the Williams FW14

Posted on August 29, 2012 by MCG

The latest amazing Tony Matthews cutaway here at Motor City Garage is the 1991 Williams FW14. Designed by Adrian Newey, this F1 car blazed the way for the highly advanced—and highly successful—FW14B. Here’s Tony for the story behind the art.

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