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Selling on behalf of the family of the late Jim McConville. Historically important 1000cc Formula 2 Cooper T75 Alfa Romeo, chassis F2-2-65 built February 1965. Sold new to Ken Tyrrell who had Jackie Stewart set a new lap record at Silverstone in 1965, BMC A-Series powered. Sold (with its sister F2-3-65 now in a Japanese collection) to Alf Francis (Stirling Moss' mechanic) who installed an Alfa Romeo-supplied 998cc twin cam (105 / Guiletta engine destroked) on twin 40s and a Colotti-Francis gearb
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Aston Martin GT4 vantage with a 4.7 litre v8 it was very competitive when Medecke ran the car and won some races in its class lapping Phillip Island in the low 1min 38's the recent gt4's were 1 min 42's so would be a very competive car still. photo shows it has been confirmed to run by Australian gt4
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This well maintained car has never had any major accidents and will suit many forms of racing. Gear box fully rebuilt ( 5 Hours), new clutch and flywheel ( 5 hours), engine recently leaked down and compression tested ( 5 hours), spare set of front brake pads, auto blipper, heated front screen, air lance, 3 sets of wheels including 1 race meet old wets, cool suit and helmet cooler ready, spare carbon fibre rear spoiler and front bar, other spares.
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Bob Fernley , Force India, owned the car and ran Jim Crawford(Ex F1) and Michael Roe in the 1984 CanAm championship, the RK 847 finished a credible 2nd in its inaugural year of competition. A major rebuild/restoration has been completed to bring this car back to the way it looked in the June 1984 Autosport track test article, notably with the high mounted single plane front wing which was the trademark of this Chris Murphy designed race car. Our car is the only race ready RK 847 in the world
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This car was built in 1965 as one of 2 that was run in that years European Formula 2 as works and fitted with the new BRM F2 engine. Some 7 cars were built and Cooper too the deacon to have its cars entered and rob by Ken Tyrrell on behalf of the works. The drivers for that works entry for 1965 were John Surtees, Bob Bondurant and principally Jackie Stewart. This car was predominantly driven by Stewart at all UK and European GP's. Incidentally, Stewart was 1964 Formula 3 Champion at that stage.