Am looking to purchase an FF for Vintage or Club racing.
I am 6"3' 215lbs and am looking for one that I would fit in.
Any help is appreciated,
Dave:checkered:
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Am looking to purchase an FF for Vintage or Club racing.
I am 6"3' 215lbs and am looking for one that I would fit in.
Any help is appreciated,
Dave:checkered:
When I raced the Zink Z10 I was 6' 2" and 220 to 230. Tim Evans was 6' 4" and maybe 200. Does that help?Quote:
Originally Posted by dfrazer
You will fit in a Zink Z10 or Z16 or Crossle 30,32,35, 40 or 45.
Do you want one to restore or that is ready for the track?
Robby
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Originally Posted by BorkRacing
I can go either way. If I have learned anything over the years, track ready can mean a lot of things.
My preference is a Zink but can't seem to find one lately.
Dave
Joe- will a tall person fit in either one?Quote:
Originally Posted by Joefisherff
Dave
Hi Dave,
I've heard it said the Lola is THE choice for big feet.
Paul Buttrose has a nice Crossle for sale. Well prepared for vintage racing. He is entered for Jefferson 500 at Summit Point in mid-May so you could see it there. Car is being stored right now in Richmond area with Scott Fairchild. Some details available on the FF Challenge Series website. https://www.ffchallengeseries.com/fo.../winner-winnerQuote:
Originally Posted by dfrazer
Historic Formula Ford, needs a fuel cell, belts, tires, probably needs brakes gone through, certainly needs setup. For sale by my friends at Abacus Racing in Va Beach, VA. $10K (no $$$ comes my way, just sharing)
David
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Originally Posted by jgaither
Very nice car and being sold by a very nice gentleman. This is the pick of the crop.
Robby
Yes Rick Reilich who is selling the Lola and raced it is at least 6'3 and 220 I would guess.
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Originally Posted by dfrazer
Crossles are very roomy (many used by drivers schools) solid cars.
Just curious which model that is? Googling images is my evening relaxation.....Quote:
Originally Posted by DK540