Cant believe Jim is selling it
Jim Clark did not drive this Lotus Cortina. Neither did Jacky Ickx or Jackie Stewart. So what does that mean? Instead of trading for six figures, this 1966 Lotus-Cortina is going for a more market-correct price of $69,500. (Hagerty lists $78,000 for one in No. 2 condition.)
Fantasy Junction is offering this one, and while it might not have any ties to racing royalty, its logbook does show entries back to the ’80s. “Today,” the listing says, “this purposefully built car has been prepared for both street use and vintage racing, exemplifying the dual-purpose use of a pump-gas street car while also delivering performance capability on the track. The overall visual condition reveals a nicely prepared car showing glossy paint over smooth body surfaces with racing livery touches.” See details here.
Old car modification is now come for sale. All interested people come and start to discuss for the car i want to get more money for the car which i want from only you so it is enough to stay and just collect [crazy canoe cashmoney] for it. I know everything is can do is only for the sake of canoe money.
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