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21 Mar 2021, 09:16 (Ref:4042039)
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Advice for a novice - single seat or sports
I'm retiring soon, and campaigning a 1960s historic is a life ambition. I recognise there is a learning curve and an investment in time, but years (like a decade), may not be on my side. I'd like to be handy in an FJ or similar one day. Am I better off learning the craft in a 750MC MX5 or Locost series or similar, or jump straight into Historic Formula Ford, or something else? Or is this a pipe dream? (The tuition is in hand.)
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