Elden Mk10 Formula Ford Being Sold For Charity

[Robert J. Alder]

Background: For the past 13 years Rocky Mountains Vintage Racing (RMVR) has held their annual Race Against Kid’s Cancer race weekend. These events have been dedicated to raising money for the Morgan Adams Foundation (MAF) who is dedicated to sponsoring research into children’s pediatric cancer. Over those years RMVR has raised about $2,000,000 for MAF. Cool, huh?

A Recent Really Neat Deal: Because of this long-term relationship and in a desire to support the club’s fund-raising efforts, one of our generous RMVR members has donated a restored Elden MK10 Formula Ford to MAF. They will sell the car in a Bring-A-Trailer charity auction (i.e. no BaT fee incurred) starting in Mid-July. MAF will get all the proceeds. Neither the car’s donor nor RMVR receive any of the proceeds. It all goes to the MAF.

Since that auction won’t go “live” until Mid-July, an web page has been created to help inform potential buyers about the car and, of course, to build interest in the coming BaT auction.

VIEW THAT WEB PAGE HERE

When the actual BaT auction becomes live, we’ll update this posting. But in the meantime, check out the above web page. And if you know anyone shopping for a race-ready FF, please tell them about this posting or send them the link to the web page.

Or, If you already have a FF, maybe consider entering this annual race weekend. It’s held at High Plains Raceway, a circuit loved by all who race it. (Probably a field of 30+ FFs.)

Drop me a personal message with any questions.

Cheers,
Bob Alder - Denver
Note: This car is not being sold via this ApexSpeed posting. It will only be sold via the BaT auction.

[jrh3]

A great cause and a great weekend of racing.

[Offcamber1]

What a beautiful car!

[Robert J. Alder]

Just bumping to remind folks of this upcoming charity auction. Nice race ready FF. It has an RMVR CF logbook, but since it has outboard suspension on BOTH ends, it would qualify as a Vintage FF in most all vintage organizations, even Monoposto. Yes, it's '73 built but clearly a continuation of the '72 cars.

Since that auction won’t go “live” until Mid-July, an web page has been created to help inform potential buyers about the car and, of course, to build interest in the coming BaT auction.

VIEW THAT WEB PAGE HERE

When the actual BaT auction becomes live, we’ll update this posting. But in the meantime, check out the above web page. And if you know anyone shopping for a race-ready FF, please tell them about this posting or send them the link to the web page.

Or, If you already have a FF, maybe consider entering this annual race weekend. It’s held at High Plains Raceway, a circuit loved by all who race it. (Probably a field of 30+ FFs.)

Feel free to call with any questions.
Bob Alder
303-981-6364

[E1pix]

We have so much admiration for what you’ve done for charity, Bob.

We’re always deep in the Rockies that time of year, but will support your cause at some point.

Awesome work, and this car auction is flat wonderful.

[Robert J. Alder]

Thanks. Spread the word on the auction. Especially on social media if you can. I know FFs. Don't know or do social media..
Bob Alder

[Robert J. Alder]

A video has been added to the info webpage:
https://raceagainstkidscancer.org/elden-auction/

Yup. it's track ready. Drives nice.
Bob