can anyone help identify this chassis ?

[my250gt]

So i have this chassis but no history. Is there any way i can identify which car it came from, whether it can have an identity or not? I Would be interested in rebuilding it and if i could relate it to an original car that would be a bonus and make it more worthwhile doing, back to its original colours etc?

All i know is that a french chap bought the body/chassis in order to re-use the body tub from it to repair his racer.
Someone has at some point attempted to convert it to two seater by adding a roll hoop, harness mounts and seat bars.
I cannot see any identifying marks on it, are they hidden or just not there?
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks, Phil.

[NTEL]

Looks like a Tuscan Challenge chassis with AJP engine mounts.

[wadsapple]

Hi Neil,
Can't help with the chassis you have mail into your private mail account

cheers P

Edited by wadsapple on Monday 10th March 17:31

[Guillotine]

They don't have chassis numbers, many Tuscans were rechassised for various reasons. Best chance you have is to go back from the previous owners.

[Keithyboy]

That's not entirely true Andy - see this thread:
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

Mine now has a chassis# following a chat with JR regarding year of build etc. - it was needed for insurance too as they wanted some type of identifying mark (No.88 wasn't sufficient )

[Guillotine]

JR started the chassis nos when he took over.

the early cars didn't have them

any stamped chassis were done later as it was on the pedal box iirc.

mine had a number, but it was added to the chassis later

[Keithyboy]

That's right Andy - behind the pedal box cover on the bulkhead . . . unless of course its been converted to floor mounted (as mine has!)