Preparing an MGB to Race in Britain's "ecurie GTS" Series?

[CurtisJ]

This article shows and explains allowed specifications and preparation details:
David Russell-Wilks' Immaculate 1965 MGB Vintage Racecar

Lovely car, eh?

 

[aeronca65t]

Very nice car. The Heritage shell is the way to go, so this car really started out right.

It's interesting that he painted it such a dark blue. That a tough colour to match repairs on (assuming the car is raced a bit, body repairs seem inevitable).

Also intersting that he's kept it street legal with speedo, roll-up windows, etc. Even the ride height looks more street-like than a typical MGB racer.

This was probably a very expensive car to build but it's very well done!

 

[dougie]

Very nice car. The Heritage shell is the way to go, so this car really started out right.

It's interesting that he painted it such a dark blue. That a tough colour to match repairs on (assuming the car is raced a bit, body repairs seem inevitable).

Also intersting that he's kept it street legal with speedo, roll-up windows, etc. Even the ride height looks more street-like than a typical MGB racer.

This was probably a very expensive car to build but it's very well done!

I agree and say keep 'em street legal, "old school" sports car racing......