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1968 Lola T70 Mk3B - very Rare 1 of 1 Racer made & RhD For Sale

1968 Lola T70 Mk3B Lola Colloctors...Please let us know if you are looking foa any other rare vintage Lola race cars like this one.. RhD Located in the USA. LOLA T70 Mk3B - This car is one of one. - The only T70 to be built in Lola’s 50th anniversary year. - This T70 Mk3B was first driven on the 12th of October 2008 at the Lola anniversary parade around the town of Huntingdon, England. - In the drivers seat was none other than John Surtees OBE with the cars original designer, Eric Broadley MBE as passenger. Lola produced a limited run of new T70 Mk3B chassis eligible for the world’s major historic racing series. This is a genuine, original specification car, built by the original manufacturer. Not only is this T70 eligible for FIA vintage racing, but it is also street legal. Yes, you read that correctly, a street legal Lola T70. - And Lola didn’t stop at lights and turn signals; they civilized the harsh racing interior with leather seating and air conditioning. The dash has even been signed by John Surtees. This is a unique opportunity to own a brand new Lola T70, bringing the experience of the golden age of sportscar competition to a new generation of historic racers. T70 History As the factory Fords, Ferraris, and Porsches tore up the tracks in pursuit of endurance racing glory in the 1960s and early 1970s, only one car gave privateers the chance to stand up to them — the Lola T70 The T70 won the inaugural 1966 Can-Am championship in Mk2 open-cockpit form winning five of six races during the year. The Mk3 coupe was launched in 1966 for long-distance competition, with the Mk3B evolution introduced in 1969. - The T70 won 23 races over three seasons, including the Daytona 24 Hours in 1969; all powered by stock-block Chevrolet engines of the type that dominated the Can-Am and Formula 5000. Technical Specifications Chassis • Full-length aluminum alloy monocoque with steel pick-up and mounting points • Tub constructed from 1/1.2/1.5 mm (20/18/16 g ) thick L163, HS30 (replacing L 72 ), and NS 4 alloy sheet • Formed and riveted joints of epoxy-glued SP85 solid Monel rivets (minimal use of blind rivets) • Mild-steel fabricated suspension pick-up points and engine mountings • Pick-ups and mountings formed and TIG welded from 1/1.2/1.5/2 mm CRO or S514 steel sheet • Machined parts and bushes in EN1A • Gearbox mounted via cast magnesium alloy upper and lower rear crossbeams bolted to spring towers • Left side main torsion box contains ATL FT3 fuel cell of approximately 115 to 120 litres capacity • Right side main torsion box contains 12V battery, ignition system, and fire extinguisher • Seat-back bulkhead opening to allow access to engine ancillaries with access panel above footbox • Chassis surfaces finished in stove enamel grey paint • Polished alloy nose box containing engine water radiator and nose bodywork supports • All structural bolts grade 5 or higher and secured by Loctite, Nylok nuts, Stiff nuts, and/or lock wire Bodywork • Seven sections constructed in GRP using chopped strand/woven mats with polyester/epoxy resins • Removable one-piece molded nose • Nose includes mountings for dipping headlights and fog/spot lights under clear polycarbonate covers • Cockpit section permanently mounted to chassis and bonded to FIA-specification steel roll cage • Double-skinned Nomex sandwich fire-proof seat-back panel separating cockpit from engine bay • Forward-hinged doors with sidelights including sliding air vents • Laminated glass single-curvature wraparound windscreen and flat rear window bonded to cockpit section • Lower body panels finish chassis sills and wrap around torsion boxes • Removable one-piece molded tail section fitted with tail lights, indicators, and rear brake ducts • Nose vortex fins and adjustable tail spoilers included Cockpit Equipment • Full leather upholstery • Air conditioning • Right hand drive cockpit layout and controls including 12" diameter steering wheel • Dash finished in anti-glare paint fitted with demisting and fresh air ducts • Main instrument panel houses central rev counter flanked by oil pressure and water temperature gauges • Panel for oil temperature and fuel pressure gauges and switches for lights and wiper to driver’s right • Panel for starter button and switches for ignition and pumps to driver’s left • Pendant throttle pedal operated via cable and linkage with floor-mounted brake and clutch pedals • Gearchange lever mounted on right side of cockpit operated via universal-jointed tubular linkage • Padded driver and passenger seats included with Willans six-point seatbelt harness on driver’s side • Rear view mirrors mounted on left and right front wings and centrally in cockpit Electrical • Drive shaft-driven alternator (Lucas 17ACR equivalent) charging wet cell 60 amp battery • Fused circuits for ignition, starting, fuel pumps, windscreen wiper, and lights • Ignition system using MSD 7AL amplifier, crank trigger, and high-output coil Suspension • Front suspension by unequal-length double wishbone and coil-over-damper units • Front upper wishbones fabricated from tubular steel • Front lower wishbones formed by track control arm plus aft tubular compression strut • Adjustable 3/4” diameter front anti-roll bar fitted above upper chassis crossbeam • Custom rack-and-pinion steering rack with adjustable Rose-type jointed linkage • Rear suspension by multiple links and coil-over-damper units • Rear upper arms formed by transverse link with camber adjustment plus radius rod • Rear lower reversed wishbones with sheet bracing (as per period) plus radius rod with toe adjustment • Adjustable 5/8” diameter rear anti-roll bar fitted behind lower crossbeam • Magnesium alloy uprights with live stub axle, tapered roller bearings, and peg-located brake disc bell • Delivered with pre-set ride height, caster, camber, toe-in, and bump steer plus balanced corner weights Brakes • Disc-type with 4:1-ratio pedal and adjustable balance bar activating separate front/rear master cylinders • Hydraulic pressure fed separately to front and rear calipers via stainless steel braided hose and fittings • Girling 18/4 four-piston front calipers front with Girling 16/4 four-piston rear calipers • Same type of brake pads used all round with materials and manufacturer to customer choice • Curved-vane spheroidal 12" diameter x 1.1" thick cast iron vented discs all round • Discs carried on cast magnesium alloy bells with semi-floating drive and steel clamp retaining ring • Cooling via bodywork intakes to cast alloy ducts bolted to uprights Wheels and Tires • 15” diameter x 10.5” wide front/17” wide rear alloy wheels secured by forged alloy spinners • Avon dry (slick), Avon rain (treaded) Engine • 305 cubic inch Chevrolet V8 built with precision racing parts by CRD Engine Development • 543 horsepower @ 7800 rpm • 445 lb-ft torque @ 4900 rpm • 12.2:1 compression • GM Bowtie heavy duty block with roller cam bearings • 3.0 stroke Crower crankshaft • 6 inch Dryer’s rods • JE pistons • Jessel rockers • Comp cam • Dailey oil pump • ATI damper • ProFiler 23° cylinder heads • Weber carbs • Titanium intake and exhaust valves • Crower roller lifters Engine Ancillaries • Exhaust system of four primary pipes/4-into-1 collector/tail pipe each side exiting lower transom panel • Dry sump engine oil system with fabricated aluminum alloy tank in right side torsion box • Twin engine-oil coolers fed by three-stage external engine oil pump through stainless steel braided hose • Front-mounted alloy core radiator fed by NS4 alloy flow/return pipes and header tank Transmission • Hewland LG 600 cast magnesium alloy gearbox casing with five forward speeds plus reverse • Custom cast aluminum alloy bell housing • Changeable ratios, hypoid spiral bevel crown wheel, and pinion driving Powerflow limited slip differential • Triple-plate sintered 7.25” clutch with lightweight flywheel and ring gear for step-down electric starter • Clutch activated via hydraulic slave cylinder and adjustable push rod from master cylinder • Original sliding-spline Hooke-jointed drive shafts replaced by CV-jointed splined shafts • External gearbox oil cooler ........... Can be exported at your cost... - Serious collectors please...more pics coming and on request... Price: $375,000. USD American dollars... ..........


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