Lotus 18

  • This car (chassis 710) was originally sold to Peter Arundell on April 19, 1960.
  • He competed in 22 races during 1960 in this Team Lotus prepared car, including 7 race wins.
  • The car spent time in the USA before its current owner shipped the car to Great Britain in 2017 where it was fully rebuilt & restored to an extremely high specification by Hi-Tech Motorsport
  • Very low mileage (Silverstone Classic 2018) engine following rebuild.
  • Freshly rebuilt Renault Dauphine gearbox by Motor Racing Medics.
  • Freshly repainted bodywork.
  • Rebuild included: Chassis repair work, up to date roll hoop modification, complete new wiring, new suspension, new aluminium radiator/oil cooler, new Alunox exhaust syste.
  • All work carried out by Hi-Tech Motorsport.
  • Asking £85k ono.
  • Contact info@hitechmotorsport.co.uk or 01562 742176

Elva 100

  • Elva 100 / Year 1959 / Chassis 100/46
  • Engine B.M.C. 978  cm ( now  rebuild only 80 miles)
  • Ready to run, all the mechanics in perfect condition.
  • Car competed at the GP Historique Monaco 2008 with Steve Russell
  • Last race GP HISTORIQUE MONACO 2016
  • F.I.A. HTP VALID until 31.12. 2026
  • CAR WITH KNOWN HISTORY :
    • This pristine 1959 Elva 100 was originally 100/46/DKW with a Mitter DKW engine no. 1960/15 and was sold to celebrated RAF test pilot Desmond Dizzy Addicott. Dizzy was a keen racing driver, and in the early 1960s he raced this Elva-DKW, and previously a very early Elva sports racer.
      In 1965 this car, in pieces, still with it’s chassis plate showing 100/46 and engine no 1960/15 was in Headingley, Leeds, having been sold to George Duncan, who then ran Leedspeed,
      George sold her to BFS Racing, which was Malcolm Brodie and Andy Fraser. From Calverley they sold the Junior to a John Dale of Pudsey.
  • Sold to Steve Russell (totaly restored in 2007-2008) /Sold to Franco Frequelli (Italy)  in 2015
  • Price on request-Repetto Legend Garage – Alessandria – Italy / repettomotorsport@hotmail.it

1960 Faccioli

  • In 1960, racing driver Massimo Bondi commissioned Aldo Faccioli (OSFA) to build this car, one of the first mid-engined Italian Formula Juniors, pleasing lines echoing Maserati 250F.
  • The Faccioli was competitive in period, driven in Italian races by Cesare and Anzio Zucchi. In the 1970s, the Faccioli was exhibited at the Monza Museum.
  • Raced at Goodwood revival in 1998 and 2017.
  • Car fully restored in 2011 by Setford and Company, who has maintained car since then.  Raced in Europe 2011-2017.
  • Numerous class wins and Lurani Class C winner in 2014 and runner up 2017.
  • Race ready, carefully maintained and in excellent condition.  Spare package include spare gearbox.
  • FIA HTP valid to 31.12.2026
  • GBP 74,000 ONO.  Car located at Setford and Company.
  •  Please contact current owner Pierre Guichard by email: PGUI (at) mail.dk

Stanguellini

  • Frame n. 173,
  • ready to race,
  • good condition,
  • FIA paper valid to 31/12/2025,
  • new engine.
  • price Euro 125.000,00
  • Contact Bruno: studio.progest@virgilio.it

 

Lola Mk5 – BRJ 49

  • Originally bought and raced by David Hitches with some Lola works support.
  • Driving the car in 1962, Hitches won the Circuit of Lake Garda, and among other results was second to Jo Siffert at Cesenatico.
  • Len Selby raced it as Formula Junior and then as a one litre Formula 3 car
  • In 1964 Formula Junior ends and BRJ 49 races initially in F3 and then in club racing with several different owners
  • A G Horsley, A O C Moore, Ken Reece, A T Sanders
  • 1983 Tony Steele was second in the FISA pre-’65 championship in BRJ 49
  • 1984 Tony Steele wins the FISA pre-’65 championship in BRJ 49
  • 1985 to 1990 – Alan Baillie owns and drives the car successfully in the late 1980’s.
  • 1985 Iain Rowley drove the car for Alan Baillie in a race at Thruxton
  • Alan Baillie sells BRJ 49 to Marc Valvekens who is based in Brussels.
  • Ian Robinson buys BRJ 49 from Marc Valvekens in the mid 1990’s
  • BRJ 49 has been owned by Ian Robinson for the last twenty-five years and has been driven during the last few seasons by Iain Rowley.
  • Iain Rowley won the Copenhagen Historic Grand Prix in the car in 2017 and has consistently finished his races in the leading group. Benn Tilley drove the car to fifth place in the Jubilee race at the Silverstone Classic last year.
  • It has a Geoff Richardson Engineering engine which was recently overhauled and updated by them. The gearbox was built by PDS and comes with a complete set of spare ratios.
  • HTP is valid until 2026 and the car is ready to race.
  • For further details and viewing the car, contact Iain Rowley at Delta Motorsport in Oxfordshire.UK.
  • Email; iain@deltamotorsport.co.uk Phone; +44 (0)1491 640826

 

1961 Nota FJ#38

  • Chassis #38

  • This rare Nota was the first Australian built mid-engined Formula Junior. It was produced by Guy Buckingham’s Nota Cars in Sydney Australia for the 1962 season. By then Nota had already established themselves as a small but versatile marque specializing in single-seat, and sports racing cars. 

  • Buckingham produced the prototype of an expected production run to rival the likes of Brabham, Elfin, Lotus and Rennmax which had previously been the dominant manufacturers in the national Formula Junior Championship.

  • As this particular car was the prototype Nota it was clothed in an aluminum body (fabricated by Jack Wifton). Buckingham intended to produce the customer versions with the cheaper and lighter fiberglass bodies. The car was originally painted blue with bare aluminum engine side panels. The wheels were a Ron Tauranac (Brabham and later Ralt owner/engineer) design with cast aluminum centers bolted to spun steel rims. 

  • The Nota was completed in December, 1961. Guy Buckingham took the Nota for its first shakedown run at Warwick Farm in January 1962. In April, Les Howard piloted the Nota in its inaugural race at Oran Park. It won its first time out! 

  • Low time Stuart Rolt engine. Rebuilt VW gearbox. Outboard front drum brakes and inboard rear drum brakes.
  • The Nota chassis is reminiscent of the well proven, highly successful, Lotus 20 space frame design. Yet it is unique and special with its prototype aluminum bodywork. So you get the best of both worlds with the Nota, proven design, yet a rare and desirable entry for the top events.