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1971-lola-t212

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1971 Lola T212

Sold to a Belgian customer in 1971 via Jo Bonnier Automobiles in Switzerland, the car was reputedly crashed and badly damaged in the mid 70's. Research is still being done on the history of this time period. The car was found by Ian Webb of Northdow

1994-sr-71-sports-2000

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1994 SR-71 Sports 2000

This particular car was the last SR-71 built. Ed Breault has campaigned the car in the Northeast for the last few years.

1961-lola-mk3-formula-junior

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1961 Lola Mk3 Formula Junior

The Mk3 was Lola's first mid engine layout. A very futuristic design for 1961, the car was one of the first to feature a lie-down driver's position and central fuel tank. This was also the first car to be designed from scratch for dry sump lubric

1985-lolacrossle-formula-super-vee

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1985 Lola/Crossle Formula Super Vee

In 1985 Frank Resichetti, who went on to build the Swift chassis for John Andretti, was at the Skip Barber Racing School and built this car from a 50F which had been hit in the rear and an ex-Dick Scott T-252 which went in at the front. The Lola h

1979-lola-t-540e-formula-ford

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1979 Lola T-540E Formula Ford

This particular car was purchased in Toronto, Canada in 1997 and had raced in the Canadian Formula Ford series since new. The car has been completely gone through and updated to SCCA specs, including its fuel cell enclosure, fire system, and front r

1981-lola-540e-formula-ford

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1981 Lola 540E Formula Ford

This car has raced in both SCCA and RCCA over the past two years. All updates have been approved by both clubs. The car has a 1999 annual tech stamp in its logbook.

1972-lola-242-formula-atlantic-roller-chassis

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1972 Lola 242 Formula Atlantic Roller Chassis

This is the second LOLA 242 built of of a total production of only two. There were 15 LOLA 240 models built (chassis numbers HU-01 - HU-15) and two LOLA 242 models. (Factory build list available.) The car's history is known from its beginning a

lola-t596-s2-sports-racer

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Lola T596 S2 Sports Racer

The car was raced in Central Division in the late 80's then went out West and ran Pro in ACRL San Diego. The tub has an updated center spine inserted to stiffen tub.

1973-lola-t340

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1973 Lola T340

First T340 in the States, and the first production customer car off the "assembly line". Chassis #1 is believed to be in New Zealand and was actually a modified SuperVee. This car was supplied to Pierre Philips (the dealer) via Carl Haa