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Hi Ophelia can you please post one or two GT44 specific drawings, will love to see some of the differences to the normal GT40. Thanks in advance.

Thank you for sharing Neil

Thanks Bob!

Mod's to pedal bracket

https://gt40partsuk.com/

Thank you for letting us know.

Found a Kenlowe plate in one of my boxes of junk I didn’t know I had, yet another version.

Just found this picture of 1054 and original road car

BTW I think we deviated from the original thread long enough for it is an important subject for some of us and it does has to do with tags, plates etc. Administrators please feel free to move to a new thread if needed.

I will have to say when the first road cars were made 65, 66? Any of our experts know for sure? It will be nice to know.

Hi Jimmy, Actually I got that picture from the web, the label I have is the same as the one on the picture but it is in really bad condition. Lynn Miner has agreed to look into making some and make available for all of us, so if you have pictures of the earlier version could you please post...

Like this one? If I find anything I will let you know.

Hi Lynn, good to hear you are still around for us, this is a bit off topic but I was wondering if the plate for the old kenlowe fan motor is something you can replicate, I know some folks here are looking for them.

Thanks for sharing David, very nice work.

You may already have this information but if you don’t it is a good place to start looking. https://fiberfab.us/manuals.html Hope this helps.

Glad you are still on the forum Jimmy, your knowledge is always welcome.

I am surprised no one has noticed the small lever on the demister grill of this original road car.

Not Lucas. https://www.littelfuse.com/products/fuse-blocks-fuseholders-and-fuse-accessories/fuse-blocks/356.aspx

These are really tiny cars, the first time I saw a Chevron B16 at a Boston auto show I thought it was a toy car and not a real race car so I opted for a GT40. That is a real Porsche 917 on the picture between the Toyota “minivan” and the For Edge.

Found these photos on the web, I still love to go the 917 way if I ever finish my GT40 project.