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12 Aug 2021, 14:42 (Ref:4066428)
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Htp for sport prototype
Hello,
My first post in this forum, I hope to learn a lot from you guys! I've recently seen a cool sport prototype built by an Italian mechanic in 1970 using what was left of a tecno F3. The car is complete and admittedly pretty cool. It has completed a couple of races in 1971 and then basically abandoned since. Despite all is in decent shape, with its 1000cc MAW screamer. I'd be tempted to buy it, but what are the chances that I could get it through the HTP process? All documentation I have is a book made by an Italian car historian describing it, and a couple of race results printed on an Magazine. Do You reckon I stand any chance? The story of the car is pretty cool and it would be a pity not to recover it. Still those things can get very expensive, and if I can't race it pointless. Thank you Luca |
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