1963 E type historic race car
Discussion
I only do the internet stuff for the builder Peter , I do some research for bits and later tech stuff . I have known the builder for 30+ years ,back from the days when I marshalled and attended him at a very spectacular accident .
All this has led me to spending the last couple of days reading FIA appendix K regs and finding and downloading the
original 1963 RAC homologation paperwork for the E type .
My reading next week is the 2022 Motorsport UK yearbook ( Bluebook)
It's handy to have this sort of paperwork if only as a base reference. Some of the race series have slight variations on the base regs but the general rule seems to be if it was a period modification then it would be accepted now .
All this has led me to spending the last couple of days reading FIA appendix K regs and finding and downloading the
original 1963 RAC homologation paperwork for the E type .
My reading next week is the 2022 Motorsport UK yearbook ( Bluebook)
It's handy to have this sort of paperwork if only as a base reference. Some of the race series have slight variations on the base regs but the general rule seems to be if it was a period modification then it would be accepted now .
grumpy52 said:
Oneball said:
What period are you going for, pre or post ‘63?
I have just asked Peter the guy building it and it's going to be post 63 ,club 100 , appendix K .If that makes sense !
Lots of contradictory rules ! Lots of areas open to interpretation and seemingly areas that many ignore.
Oneball said:
grumpy52 said:
Oneball said:
What period are you going for, pre or post ‘63?
I have just asked Peter the guy building it and it's going to be post 63 ,club 100 , appendix K .If that makes sense !
Lots of contradictory rules ! Lots of areas open to interpretation and seemingly areas that many ignore.
grumpy52 said:
Series scrutineers are normally pretty helpful and often willing to do inspections and give guidance. Most of the organising clubs have contact details for local scrutes ,failing that a call to Motorsport UK will get you the information of local officials as will a scan through the latest Motorsport yearbook.
Thanks. The guys you deal with face to face are great but just know someone behind a desk in Paris will kick up fuss. Stick Legs said:
Lovely!
Enjoying the updates.
Good !Enjoying the updates.
It's a look behind the scenes of a workshop at the smaller end of the market . They do great work and have some fabulous vehicles through the doors . A GT40 is due in the spring and a fabulous El Camino is due shortly for some upgrades .
If I was more able bodied and mobile I would be helping out at the workshop in some capacity rather than tapping away on a screen .
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