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Re: For sale: Bill Wonder\'s GT40 (103) BTW, after looking at the image, the motor that is shown is a two cam model that looks to utilize fingers as followers. Hard to from a blown up version of the picture. The Quad Cam uses overhead cams with cups that the cams ride on, the cups push on the...

Re: For sale: Bill Wonder\'s GT40 (103) Sorry for not getting back sooner, life sometimes gets in the way of fun.... Okay, the picture you show is *NOT* a 255 Ci Indy motor. The 255 Quad Cam indy motor has gears in the front, not chains. I asked my father and he does not know of any small...

Re: For sale: Bill Wonder\'s GT40 (103) I will try to answer these as correctly as possible. Our car was the only car raced with the older 255 pushrod motor and the engine mounts were still in the car when we put the quad in. It was actually an easy replacement. The quad block is based off...

Yes, I found out about this site just recently. It is great to see this many people together enjoying the love of a wonderful car. I look forward to contributing whenever possible. James

Due to the response of the previous post, we have done more digging in our boxes of stuff and have come up with some more items. We are continuing to look for more stuff that we can part with. - 2 upper front A-arms left and right. $2,000 - 2 lower front a-arms left and right. $2,000 - 1...

These wheels have been sold, thanks for all who replied. James

Bondurant in #103, 1964

1968 six hours of watkins glen

Taken at the GT40 reunion at Watkins Glen.

Hello, I will try to post some pictures of GT40's here. I have many, and I need to go through them and select good ones for scanning. I will post two I have scanned now. This first picture was taken in the mid 1980's at a vintage race in the US.

We are doing some cleaning in the rafters of our shop and are selling some bits and pieces. We have a full set of original wire wheels off GT40 #103. The car was delivered to us in early 1966 and was taken directly to Daytona. We never ran with these wheels. We do not know the history of...