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1966
GT40 Mk 1
-SOLD-
Guardsman Blue/Wimbledon White LeMans-style
stripes
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I've been a car
guy since time began; after owning a Cobra I thought I should
try the other Ford, the GT40! I first saw the real thing
(Ford GT40) up at Limerock at a vintage car show. The bug struck
me. Since I was short a million dollars or so, I sprang for the
next best thing! It's special and different, especially with
the 40's spectacular racing history.
- Licensed
& registered in New York as a "1966" (thus no emissions
test)
- Car
was assembled and subsequently maintained by Bill Andrews, HRE
Motorcars
DRIVETRAIN
Ernie
Elliott-built 347 Stroker
Ford small-block V8
HOTLINKED engine photo.
- Ernie
Elliott-built
347 Stroker Ford small-block V8 (rated @ 480+ horsepower, 7,500+ RPMs)
- ceramic-coated
"bundle of snakes" exhaust
- hybrid
Getrag (preferred gear ratios) option at HRE Motorcars
EXTERIOR
COSMETICS
- Guardsman
Blue
- LeMans style (Wimbledon
White) stripes, Ford GT sill panel stripes
- static-cling
(removable/replaceable) meatballs and decals
- BRM wheels fitted
with vintage Goodyear 15" rubber
- polished,
color anodized knock-offs (red, port; green, starboard), safety
wired
THE
COCKPIT
HOTLINKED cockpit photo above.
- original
Ford GT blue steering wheel with custom-made billet hub
- adjustable
seats, pedal box
- fire
extinguisher (chromed, in cockpit)
- full
fire suppression with suppression nozzles throughout
- Smiths
Instruments
gauges (220 mph)
- concealed
air conditioning:
be cool and period-correct simultaneously!
- stainless
steel screening, custom-made, for: front air intakes, grille
and rear engine intakes
HOTLINKED broadside shot above. Note:
this shot was taken before the new portside
red knockoff spinners were installed. You can see 'em in the
next photo below.
HOTLINKED photo above .
ADDITIONAL
DETAILS
- doors
shut solid
- doors
& chassis have Dynamat soundproofing
- rack
and pinion steering, 2.9 turns from lock-to-lock; overall ratio
14:1
- twin
10-gallon fuel safety cells (20 gallons/76 litres aggregate),
sill-mounted
- original-style
fuel filler caps
- individual
electric pumps and filters with dash change-over switch
- high-efficiency,
six-core front-mounted aluminum radiator with twin auxiliary
electric fans--thermostatically-controlled with manual override.
- Brakes: dual circuit,
front/rear split with assistance, tandem master cylinder; 11.375"
ventilated discs (front), 11.375" ventilated discs (rear)
- less
than 4,000 miles
- outfitted
with all requisite safety upgrades
- Specs: length 164.5",
width 70", height 40.5", wheelbase 95", dry weight
2,150 lbs.
- monocoque
chassis, welded high grade stainless steel; integral rollover
and side-impact protection
HOTLINKED rear shot above .
This
fabulous forty was built and has been maintained with
no-compromise quality. Put simply, you'll experience the
exhilaration of driving a bona fide, street-legal, legendary
racing machine!
After
this ultimate asphalt kicker has raced into the sunset
to its next home, I'm not sure what will be my next toy (perhaps
another Cobra roadster?), but I'm certain it will be as well
thought of and cared for as this car has been.
This
Guardsman
Blue beauty
is yours for
$87,500
-SOLD-

I'm Victor
Mastrorocco--this 40's owner, from Long Island (Nassau County),
New York. But HRE Motorcars' Bill Andrews in Freeport,
New York (also Long Island), will be showing the car for me.
You
can contact Bill at:
(516)
378-XXXX
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