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That's where 1030, a Mk I, has it.

At least for that money it comes with "a Limited Edition Gulf GT40 Guitar".

I don't know if they still do it, but in the past Sasco, brought tires to a vintage events for pickup, instead of paying for shipping.

Someone knows how to make a good impression.

If you're looking for a old-style track tire (not DOT approved), Goodyear Cobra bias-ply tires are still available for 15" wheels, https://sascosports.com/tires_search_results.asp?tire_manufacturer=Goodyear 26.5x8.0-15 26.5x10.0-15

If someone has a Linked-In account, you can reach him through that. https://www.linkedin.com/in/greg-stucker-00a2984a

A local guy who used to build Caterham Sevens for customers was asked to build one that matched the car from The Prisoner TV show. He grew up watching the show on a black and white TV, so he had it done with a black with a white nose (instead of green and yellow)...

I haven't noticed any differences with the pedal arrangement between LHD and RHD cars. I've had four RHD cars in the US. Driving the GT40 (RHD) with the shifter on the right is much easier than driving a RHD car with the shifter in the center because shifting with your right hand is what...

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/chrome-plating-ban/ "According to this California Air Resources Board (CARB) item summary, the state is considering tightening chrome plating regulations, specifically phasing out hexavalent chromium, the chemical compound that gives chrome its mirror-like finish. "

He has a 14(?) year-old daughter, so I'd put that in the sad category. There are YouTube videos of her learning to drive competitively.

I'm curious about the origins of this. Does anyone know if this is an original GT40 coin-op kiddie ride? Or did they do put a GT40 go-cart body on top of a random coin-op ride?

It's not until the last two photos you see how a kid would get in (or out). The body lifts up like a dragster.

1017 was in New England in the mid-90s. The owner lived in Maine. I met the car while it was being restored by Paul Russell and Co(*). (I have the latch from a Hartwell fastener from it on my car. The owner wanted a shiny new set on the car). Octane Magazine had an article about the car...

Someone wrote a story about a bored human with a screwdriver on an alien space craft. Except for the aliens, it's not too far from the truth. https://www.tumblr.com/injuries-in-dust/185290161126/injuries-in-dust-give-a-bored-human-a

As a passenger, I'd definitely want a good 5 or 6 point seat belt with that thing in front of me. o_O

Nice garage. I like the mural.

I just noticed the first message in the thread. If by "original" you mean as found in an original GT40, wouldn't the original part be from a Ford, not a Rover?

Possibly the same vendor, asking $4,000 (OBO) for a kit of spark plug wires. https://www.ebay.com/itm/324764621522

Working on the design of an early Lotus race car, Frank Costin has that topped. https://www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article/may-2003/79/x-ray-spec-lotus-mkix The narrator of that story is his brother Mike Costin, the "Cos" of Cosworth.