Dang that is so cool. I just wish I wasn't so old.
Dang that is so cool. I just wish I wasn't so old.
pretty cool. Looks like it should be able to find a home within any vintage racing group.
I really! like that. Good thing you are so far away.
alfadriver wrote: pretty cool. Looks like it should be able to find a home within any vintage racing group.
I would think so, and sure hope so.
I don't need another race car, but this is tempting.
Very cool. I'm curious as to why he chose right hand drive.
Woody wrote: Very cool. I'm curious as to why he chose right hand drive.
More right turns than left
My old D Sport was RHD also
That is bad! Good luck with the sale!
Woody wrote: Very cool. I'm curious as to why he chose right hand drive.
Radiator placement off the pinto motor? More right handed sweepers/
My guys say 3K to haul it out to California which is beyond my want limit. 3-4K for it and a drag home and it would be here I think.
Little optimistic on the hp maybe....
I picked up that cool dry sumped Olds 215 powered home built from the same place back in the spring. Same builder same time frame.
Could you email picture to ffolcher@aol.com I am in south jersey and Intrested thsnks
That seat and the diagonal down tube seem to suggest not much room for a head. Was the original owner real short?
vwcorvette wrote: That seat and the diagonal down tube seem to suggest not much room for a head. Was the original owner real short?
You blew my mind for a bit there. The seat is not attached in its regular location. Its just throw in the cockpit.
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