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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
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This car was originally a Formula 5000 back up team car owned by Evan Noye.
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The Lola T-342 formula Ford was produced in 1975-76, and was a continuation of the very successful and sought after T-340 series cars produced in 1973 and 1974.
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Originally purchased by Tom Deth, a power boat racer who wanted to get into Indy racing. He crashed his first car, the sister car to ours, at Milwaukee. It was a very bad crash (he hit so hard he burst the seams on his driving suit) and destroyed th
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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
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This particular car was the last SR-71 built. Ed Breault has campaigned the car in the Northeast for the last few years.
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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
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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
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This sia Pro Series car with all the right new parts, and the race results to prove it.
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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
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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.
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THis car was driven by Derick Daley/Warzart Racing. It competed in the 1985 Michigan 500.
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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
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This car was originally raced in the Super Vee Series by Syd Domovsky.
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