These are the new design sketches of the Ecurie GTX, a concept based on Dutch coachbuilder Vandenbrink Design’s original custom car. In 2007, the company unveiled its new Ferrari 599-based GTO.

Vandenbrink Design used the original techniques during construction, from hand sketching all the designs to beating out the aluminum panels with a hammer. Heading the project is founder of Vandenbrink Design, Michiel van den Brink.. To date, Vandenbrink Design has built a total of six GTOs, all designed for road use. The new Ecurie GTX is racecar-inspired, complete with slick tires, a GT wing and diffusers both front and rear. Photo gallery after the jump!

[via teamspeed]

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