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In about 1970 Renault had a solid sales footing in the US and was actively promoting an agressive performance image, primarily through rallying. The compeition director was Ocee Rich (a Seminole Indian) and he was interested in advancing Renault's
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Lotus announced the new for 1969 Type 61 Formula Ford at the Racing Car Show of that year. The hitherto "top secret" new model was revealed to the public resplendent in the newly acquired Gold Leaf Team Lotus colors of Red and White. Formula For
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Originally run by Dick Simon Racing for Hiro Matsushita at Indy, the car then entered a second career as an AIS spec car. A crash last year with light tub damage preciptated a comprehensive rebuild with the tub going back to a composite speciali
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Period correct restoration as far as possible with the exception to make a very competitive and safe Vintage Race Car. The car complies fully with VARA Vintage Racing rules. Engine was also just dyno tuned.
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The car won the SCCA CENDIV Championship in 1997 and the MCSSC Championship in 1999. There have been no DNF's since the current owner has been in possession of the car.
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Originally run by Syd Dymovsky in the Pro Super Vee series. Sold to 2nd owner who stored the car since 1981.
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The last customer Formula 2 design by Lola (other than specially commissioned models) the T-60/61/62 was produced for 1964-66. Total production numbers only 12 cars of all designations. The design was Lola's first single seater monocoque and utili
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Following the non-success of the T-440 Formula Ford, Lola debuted a new 540 (and 540E for Europe) in 1977. One of the most popular Lola designs for the formula, it features a stiff and sturdy frame (unique for Lola fords) and is one of the few nar
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Lola T-590 # 27 of only 46 T-590s built, it was originally exported from England to Carl Haas on 12/5/80. The original color was red.
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Raced by Danny Sullivan for Garvin Brown Racing in the 1980 Can Am.
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The car was purchased new in 1978 by Marty Siedentop in the Midwest, who raced it to a 3rd in the Midwest Division in A-Sports Racing (S2000 was not a National calss at that time). He ran at the Runoffs and finished 10th, again in ASR.
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The 1976/77 Lola T-440 was built in response to America's request for "something more technically advanced" according to Lola sales manager Mike Blanchet. It was based on the T-340 but featured long engine/gearbox spacers and a further forward cen
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This car was shipped from the Lola factory April 22, 1976 to Canadian David Webber of Toronto. He ran mid-pack at Mosport '76 and Trois Riviere '77. The car still has the Trois Riviere tech sticker in place. The list of drivers this car ran agai
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An incremental development of the T-360 Atlantic design, the car was used to good effect in the US Atlantic series by the likes of Bertil Roos, Tom Klauser, and Hector Rebaque who drove for Carl Haas. 1976 was a year in which the series was dominat
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1974; Three appearances in Australian F2 championships Drivers Graham Lawrence, Kevin Bartlett, Chris Farrell. 1975; Several F2 races in 75 and 76 with Doug Macarther. (For these events the car had been fitted with a Hart twin cam, being the Austral
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This is the last of only 12 cars built of this unique model. It is an ex John Morton and Ed Swart (the only two owners and drivers) car. This is said to be the best looking and most interesting F5000 ever made. Its rising rate suspension and inboard
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One of only 15 T400s produced, this is the Vels Parnelli team car, driven by Mario Andretti and Al Unser Sr. The car carries the Viceroy livery run by the team in the 1975 season.
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This Formula Super Vee had a string of wins and places in the late 1970's and eary 80's, winning The Bosch VW Gold Cup, driven by David Hansen in 1977. It was driven to second place finishes by Thomas Grunnah at the 1979 National Runoffs and by Phi