Since no log book is available, it should at least have a identity number
stamped on the roll cage main hoop. Usually on the left side bar near an
inspection hole.
Not sure who you plan to run with, but the front roll hoop is too low to pass
current SCCA rules.
Tim
On Tuesday, September 16, 2014 6:30 AM, George Harmuth <harmug@us.ibm.com>
wrote:
A 69 Spitfire race car has come up for sale near me and I'm having a hard
time finding a reason not to buy it. It has no log book but I don't see any
major show stoppers in getting up to speed, so to speak, with parts I
already have at the shop. The price is right but the wife is pissed about
the 10th Triumph. The current owner, bought it years ago from a farmer in
Ohio, was at the 89 runoffs and has it listed in the program. It started
18th and finished 7th so it was competitive back in the day.
Does anyone know this car or driver? Can someone save my marriage and give
me a reason not to buy this car?
pictures here:- Bonus pic, look at the sign on the wall of the 7-11 we
passed on the way to the car, no caption needed.
http://s32.photobucket.com/user/harmug/library/#/user/harmug/library/69%20Spi
tfire%20Race%20car?sort=9&page=0&_suid=1410872940183025109922740262386
thanks
mike h
63 spit race car (for now)
G. Michael Harmuth
Software Engineer
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