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Fancy a one-off, rebodied Ferrari 328 GTS concept?

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Fancy a one-off, rebodied Ferrari 328 GTS concept? | Top Gear

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Wild 1993 concept car is the track-day motor you need in your life

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Fancy a one-off, rebodied Ferrari 328 GTS concept?

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Wild 1993 concept car is the track-day motor you need in your life

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Wild 1993 concept car is the track-day motor you need in your life

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Fancy a one-off, rebodied Ferrari 328 GTS concept?

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Fancy a one-off, rebodied Ferrari 328 GTS concept?

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Fancy a one-off, rebodied Ferrari 328 GTS concept?

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Wild 1993 concept car is the track-day motor you need in your life

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The problem with the Ferrari 328 GTS, said not many people, ever, was that it had too much roof. Too heavy. Too easy to get into because of doors. Not wild enough.

If your thought process went broadly along the same lines, allow us to present this one-off concept car: it is called the Conciso, and it is the work of German modder Michalak Design.

What it represents is Michalak’s desire for athleticism. And what appears to be a really fun track car. Taking the base 328 (chassis, drivetrain), the designers built an aluminium alloy body in the mould of a GP racer. So there are no doors – you have to literally climb in – nor roof, nor much in the way of a windscreen. Nor much in the way of rollover protection.

But hey, what you do get is a 270bhp, 3.2-litre Ferrari V8 mounted in the middle, matched up to a five-speed gearbox and rear-drive. And because it has shed the 328’s skin and adopted its own, it weighs just 982kg. Performance? It has some. It’ll go from 0-62mph in “around” five seconds and top out at 173mph. Lively.

It was displayed at the 1993 Frankfurt Motor Show, at Geneva in ’94, sold in 1998 and then found its way to Belgium, where it was stored in a living room for many years. Now, it’s come up for auction again, at RM Sotheby’s Monaco sale on 12 May.

And get this – there’s no reserve. You could – could – bag yourself a bargain here...

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The problem with the Ferrari 328 GTS, said not many people, ever, was that it had too much roof. Too heavy. Too easy to get into because of doors. Not wild enough.

If your thought process went broadly along the same lines, allow us to present this one-off concept car: it is called the Conciso, and it is the work of German modder Michalak Design.

What it represents is Michalak’s desire for athleticism. And what appears to be a really fun track car. Taking the base 328 (chassis, drivetrain), the designers built an aluminium alloy body in the mould of a GP racer. So there are no doors – you have to literally climb in – nor roof, nor much in the way of a windscreen. Nor much in the way of rollover protection.

But hey, what you do get is a 270bhp, 3.2-litre Ferrari V8 mounted in the middle, matched up to a five-speed gearbox and rear-drive. And because it has shed the 328’s skin and adopted its own, it weighs just 982kg. Performance? It has some. It’ll go from 0-62mph in “around” five seconds and top out at 173mph. Lively.

It was displayed at the 1993 Frankfurt Motor Show, at Geneva in ’94, sold in 1998 and then found its way to Belgium, where it was stored in a living room for many years. Now, it’s come up for auction again, at RM Sotheby’s Monaco sale on 12 May.

And get this – there’s no reserve. You could – could – bag yourself a bargain here...

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Wild 1993 concept car is the track-day motor you need in your life