Gt40 1076

[Mark Boyers]

Does anybody have any idea where 1076 lives nowadays and who owns it

 

[Mike Pass]

Bump. Come on gents - somebody must know where P1076 is now.
Cheers
Mike

 

[Mark Boyers]

Nobody know anything ,or am I missing something

 

[Chris Kennedy]

You might try contacting Superformance/Hillbank Motorsports. I think I read they had access to the car for their "tool room" copy. Another source is Lee Holman at Holman and Moody---a wonderful man and terrific source of information on GT40s.

Regards,

/s/ Chris Kennedy

 

[Mark Boyers]

Many thanks

 

[JP Verweij]

You might try contacting Superformance/Hillbank Motorsports. I think I read they had access to the car for their "tool room" copy

/s/ Chris Kennedy

Aperently also had Gelscoe as they just finished their excact copy GEL W003 – GT40 P1076 | Gelscoe Motorsport

 

[Markus]

Quick Google search, not sure if still correct:
In 2013 Harry Yeaggy, Cincinnati

1968 Ford GT40, chassis P/1076,

www.pbase.com

2021?? Still Harry Yeaggy??

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or
Owner - The Auto Place also Cincinnati, OH

http://cincyconcours.com/galleryAwards.asp?txt_year=2021

?????? From 6 years ago ???:

Harry Yeaggy's car collection one of the best in America

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Anybody else?

 

[Jeff G]

Here it was in 2013 at Amelia Island with 11 other GT40s (or predecessors, of course). I waffle back n forth between my favorite being the Mk IV due to its rear shape or the original Mk I's / II's shapes, but I think 1076 is just the bomb

 

[Ryan L]

Given the price it sold for last time, I would imagine that if it sold again at auction you would have heard about it. The last sale, puts it as one of the most expensive cars value wise in the USA doesn't it?