Lhd & rhd?

Easy one:

is original GT40 always RHD except four LHD mk3`s?

Thanks

jyrki

Yup. You got it.

Yes, all original GT40's were RHD. As you noted the only exception was the MKIII which had LHD versions.

edit: Rick beat me to it.

Ok, thanks!

There was only one LHD MK1 car built.

Andy

Andy,

Do U know chassis number for that car?

According to Ronnie Spains' book
M3/1101 was the original LHD prototype first shown at the New York Motor show on 1/4/67.
M3/1102 was RHD. M3/1103 the Beaverbrook car looks RHD in the picture of it in the book. M3/1104 is LHD.
M3/1105 is LHD.
M3/1106 is LHD.M3/1107 pictured in 1974 is RHD.
To concluded two spare MKIII chassis were used for the following cars though not MKIII.P1108 was built on a spare MKIII LHD chassis when built converted to RHD. P1109 was built on a RHD MKIII chassis.
Regards Allan

I found my "bible" (data is now over 25 y old, at least):

Mk3 1101: LHD, Ford Division > P.Mellon > R.Brass
Mk3 1102: RHD, Ford UK > Miss P.Wyer, exhibit at National Motor Museum
Mk3 1103: RHD, Sir Max Aitken >>>cont.
Mk3 1104: LHD, J.Candler
Mk3 1105: LHD, Herbert von Karajan >>>cont.
Mk3 1106: LHD, Ford Division > D.Morrell
Mk3 1107: RHD, Ford UK

Same info that we got from Allan.

But... what is that only one LHD "competition coupe" (GT40/P)....