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The 712 monocoque was the first of a long series of successful March formula cars. This basic design was used for many years with just slight adaptations. The 712 was the class of the field in 1971 with 10 race wins. Ronnie Peterson won six races in
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This is the car that was supplied by March to BMW Motorsport in 1970 to evaluate against their own chassis. The car, somewhat predictably, did not prove competitive in BMW's eyes, we believe by lack of proper development, and was discarded by BMW an
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For 1983 CART banned ground effect skirts in an attempt to reduce downforce, but the revised aerodynamics of the March 83C soon proved that a lost hope. Ralph Bellamy had worked extensively in the wind tunnel and the one-piece carbon fibre underwin
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The car was originally a back up car for Machinist Union, 1987 Indy 500.
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Campaigned in 1980 by Jeff Wood and Shierson Racing. The car ran nine (9) SCCA and WCAR events between December 1982 and June 1984. Sold in October 1984, but not raced again until July 1988 (one year as Formula Atlantic, then two years as C Sports
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This car was built in 1960 by Arthur Mallock, it is the fourth of five built. This car was driven by Malcolm Smith and is the first Sports Car (Mk2) all others built were Formula Juniors. Supporting documents detailing car history are available upon
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Major Arthur Mallock built two Formula Junior cars in 1960. Chassis n° 1 was raced by Arthur Mallock himself and chassis n° 2 went to John Harwood. The U2 achieved surprisingly good results for such a low budget car. John Harwood managed to win at t
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This car was purchased in the UK about 5 years as a running hillclimb car and brought to the U.S.
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This car was raced in Clubman events in England by Graham Kay and Terry Ludgrove. Graham Kay was a regular Clubman competitor, but the owner has been unable to contact him. The car was brought to the USA in the early 1990's. It was purchased by Bob
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Unknown, purchased in UK approx. 8 years ago. Too many projects...
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Imported from the U.K. in 1992, it is the 1983 Hillclimb Champion.
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This car is one of four originally produced by Mallock, 3 of which still remain today. This car was raced by the factory and purchased in 1989. A frame up restoration was undertaken in 1999 and the car now has all new aluminum bodywork, spare nose,
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Sir Arthur Mallock, Like Colin Chapman of Lotus and Lola's Eric Broadley, came from the post-war motorsports crucible of the 750 Motor Club and Specials building. The first front engined U2 was built for the 1172 formula in 1958. In 1960 two chas
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Then English concern Westfield produced Lotus 7 and Eleven replicas of very high quality in the late 70s and early 80s. A controversial lawsuit brought by the licensed Lotus 7 continuation manufacturer, Caterham cars, effectively halted production
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2 owners since new, current owner is a profession motor racing mechanic, 59,000 mi.
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This is the last, and to many the best, incarnation of the immortal Lotus coupe. The series 4 car was a much improved final evolution of the model. Launched at the 1968 London Motor show, it featured a number of changes wwhich were becoming manda
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The car was built/restored during ocktober 1995 to april 1996. The car was originally from the U.S., sold through Duchess Auto. It resided in California for twenty years before returning to England. It currently has an English title.
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A U.S. specification car it was imported to Europe in 1995 to begin restoration.
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This car has a known history in the rust free climates of Oklahoma and Texas for most of its life.
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The car left the production line on the 9th of May, 1960 as a Series One car. The car was sold from the works to Dickson Motors, (Perth) Ltd. The car is know to the Lotus Elite Register. It was imported into the US about ten years ago and Bob acq
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This is the sixth from last Series 1 car, leaving the line on the seventh of June, 1960. The car was shipped to Jay Chamberlain, the U.S. importer. The history is not known as no attempt has been made by the owner to research it. The current owne
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This car was originally registered in the UK on May 1st 1966, it is probable that it spent the time between manufacture and registration as a race car as it was first registered to a company. The original logbook is availible to validate the vehicle