Superformance has always set itself apart by refusing to treat classic 60’s cars as mere replicas—instead, they obsess over building continuations that honor and often surpass the originals. To achieve this, they enlisted an extraordinary roster of legends who lived the era: Peter Brock, the aerodynamic genius behind the Shelby Daytona Cobra Coupé; Bob Olthoff, the South African works driver who wrung every ounce of performance from the original Cobras and GT40s on the world’s toughest circuits; John Horsman, the brilliant Mirage and GT40 engineer who pioneered lightweight construction and quick-change brake systems at Le Mans; Bob Bondurant, World Championship winning driver and Bob Negstad, the master chassis builder whose hands shaped countless championship-winning cars. The result is rolling-stock perfection: Superformance chassis are well built masterpieces of the 1960s originals, suspension systems incorporate period-correct kinematics while adding spherical bearings and adjustable coil-overs for contemporary safety and performance, and every body is either hand-rolled aluminum or hand-laid fiberglass with far higher consistency and durability than the sometimes hurried originals. By combining the unfiltered knowledge of the men who designed, built, and raced these icons with today’s finest materials and manufacturing precision, Superformance doesn’t just reproduce history—it refines it into what the originals always aspired to be.