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1986 March 86C Indy Car Exclusive SOLD

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Serial Number: 86C-35
Chassis Number: 0151387
(Advanced Composites Technology, Ltd., Derby, England
USAC Number: 0756
CART Number: 042
Gearbox Number: 86C-40
Logbooks: none
Condition: Very Good
Price: $38,500 USD
Location: Michigan, Northern Midwest, US
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Description

The March has had a lot of restoration work done in order to run in the AIS Series. All major components have been overhauled including: front and rear uprights (magnafluxed), electrical system, steering gear, anti roll bar (front and rear), front rockers, oil tank, cooling system, oil system, front and rear suspension (nickel plated), and front and rear wings (road course). The starter shaft and gears are new and much of the hardware has been replaced.

Chuck Snyder of Foxco built the engine to run in the AIS venue but this never happened. The stock block is new and has not been fired. Currently the motor has Hilborn injection and is set up to run alcohol. The car should be ready for the track with a minimum amount of work. Currently it is painted to match the Marlboro car of Fittipaldi.

History

The 86C March was designed to compete with new CART regulations which applied from 1986 to the end of 1989. Diffusers were reduced in size and length, the tub floor required to be honeycomb, sidepods integrated into the driver protection package and rearward visibility improved. The bulbous March nose was finally gone and the car was a much improved customer car. The March was perceived to be a better oval car than the Lola. Nine of the top ten places at the 500 (all save 5th) fell to the 86C, including Bobby Rahal's popular win for an ailing Jim Trueman. Rahal went on to take the Championship from a closely following Michael Andretti, also in an 86C.

Originally this car was bought new by Galen Fox from March in Late 1986. Gary Bettenhausen started the Indianapolis 500 on the ouside of row 5 and finished the race in fifth place. Scott Goodyear and Rocky Moran also drove this car in the following two years, qualifying it once. Critter Malone of Indianapolis also owned the car, but we are not sure to what extent it was used. At one time we believe the car ran a Buick stock block.

Recent Competition History

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