take a look.. :popcorn:

http://www.re-amemiya.co.jp/retuden/pic/greddy/greddy6w_front3.jpg

http://www.re-amemiya.co.jp/retuden/pic/greddy/greddy6w_spo6.jpg

I can't find anything from they website (this two came from google search)
Did you see the engine are in mid position..... ?(a 4rotory engine)

ps: remember this is something I saw (long time) and found another posting about it "2004" :p sorry dude

http://www.importfactor.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=76&pid=535&mode=threaded&show=&st=&;

not one of the best.....

I don't think they were trying to copy the McLaren. I think they were trying to copy the Yamaha ox99-11, in which they did a great job.

http://www.supercarstats.com/cars/yamaha/ox99-11/1.jpg

http://www.supercarstats.com/cars/yamaha/ox99-11/4.jpg

http://thekneeslider.com/images/ox9911open.jpg

http://dhost.info/thesupercars/supercars/yamaha/ox9911/ox99111.jpg

I'm pretty sure that pre-dates the McLaren and Yamaha

It may not. While cleaning some magazines off a basement shelf, I just stumbled on an Option magazine from Japan that has the RE-Amemiya debut at the 1996 Tokyo Auto Salon.

I could be wrong because the TAS version was a different color. But usually the tuners in Japan wont reveal until the TAS.

ah, it its 96 then yes, its after the Yamaha. I worked on the OX99-11 as work placment back in 93. It was then killed off in very early 94, shame as the OX was a pretty slick piece of kit under that body ;)