1993 Euro Swift - $12,000

1993 Euro Swift - $12,000

-Last on track in 2017
-Well maintained but wing has crimp in it and will need repaired
-Set up for Hallett Motor Racing Circuit

Modified:
-300 degree cam by Farley, double spring, crower rods - 185HP
5 races on engine since last rebuild
-Wider 8” & 10” tires
-Suspension & drivetrain upgrades - Taylor Engineering

Spares:
-3 sets of wheels
- upper and lower a-arms
- CV joints

**Only has gears for Hallet
**Have extra rims and other parts to put it back to SCCA legal (except no SCCA legal cam)**This is not my car but listing for owner who is not on FB.

Call Bob Baker directly 918-397-2057
Car located in Oklahoma

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The ad sounded pretty clear cut to me. Almost all the parts to put it back to legal FC are with the car. I dislike the people who sell a car claiming it is a legal car when they know the car is a cheat, and I have seen a lot of those over the years.

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Originally Posted by Lotus7

interesting car, but perhaps misrepresented as an "FC for sale" ?

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Not to be bitchy but I think it's a 94. I had an F1600 version that went to Nova Scotia. Cool car. Stepped floor. Is it around?

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Originally Posted by Robins Ken

Not to be bitchy but I think it's a 94. I had an F1600 version that went to Nova Scotia. Cool car. Stepped floor. Is it around?

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My bad. Looking again it's a 93.

Perhaps a silly question, what is the motor?

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Originally Posted by jamesjedi

Perhaps a silly question, what is the motor?

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2 litre Pinto

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Originally Posted by Roland V. Johnson

The ad sounded pretty clear cut to me. Almost all the parts to put it back to legal FC are with the car. I dislike the people who sell a car claiming it is a legal car when they know the car is a cheat, and I have seen a lot of those over the years.

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This car was raced at Hallett in the COMMA series where they have a class for these cars with modified engines.

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Originally Posted by OldSchoolRacer

This car was raced at Hallett in the COMMA series where they have a class for these cars with modified engines.

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That is correct. COMMA series at Hallett in Oklahoma has an FA class that is basically a catch all for any open wheel car with wings.
I run my 1991 Van Diemen FC in the class that has a 200HP Pinto. You never know what cars may show up, so I wanted some extra motivation. ;-)

Aaron

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Originally Posted by Buc01

That is correct. COMMA series at Hallett in Oklahoma has an FA class that is basically a catch all for any open wheel car with wings.
I run my 1991 Van Diemen FC in the class that has a 200HP Pinto. You never know what cars may show up, so I wanted some extra motivation. ;-)

Aaron

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Tube frame? Is there more information on the build? Straight? Thanks.

I bought the car new in 1993, ran it a few times a year at Hallett. Sold it to Bob, he ran a few races at Hallett. No damage ever to my knowledge. Bob has a lot of info on the car, since i passed everything to him at the sale. Nice car to drive. There may be some info on the web. I think the company changed to Cooper Swift years ago.

Ken Lawrence

Would this be allowed to run as it is in SCCA as either FA or FS?

I would guess that FS would be the class for SCCA. FA has specific engines that are allowed and I do not believe that the 2000 Pinto is one of them

any close up pictures of the crimp in the wing? sorry not clear if its the front or rear wing