The extra wheels for the rains are steel generic wheels in excellent condition. The tires themselves look new but I would no longer use them due to age.
The extra wheels for the rains are steel generic wheels in excellent condition. The tires themselves look new but I would no longer use them due to age.
Photos and text of dash and wheels were posted earlier today but now seem to have vanished. Will try again.
I think on my previous citation there is not a bar at the bottom of the dash - is that true of your car. It helps us long legged guys get extra clearance by modifying the dash design.
Thanks,
JM
RaceDog
Messenger Racing
Muleshoe, Texas USA
That is correct, if you look close the dash is made out of plexiglass and although a little discolored you can see through it. One could cut a new piece of plexi with the gauges rearranged a little and take a inch or so off the bottom. The biggest way to increase ease of entry and exit however would come by moving the fire bottle to either of the side pods. I think that would be fairly easy and that would really open it up. As I am so small getting in and out isn't an issue for me.
Ric
I did not put a bar under the dash for safety reasons. The dashes were originally made from Lexan, 1/4 inch thick. The Lexan worked just fine to support the steering column and mount the instruments. That is until some used brake clean on the dash, then a new dash was in order. It is critical that all the edges on the dash were really smooth or the dash would start to crack.
The reason safety concern was so that a driver could bring his legs back to his chest if necessary. The dash was held in place with 3 well nuts and 1/4 inch screws. If your legs were forced back, the dash would pop out. Now you might have a big bruise but no broken bones.
Bump for new lower price
Sale pending
Thanks Apex Speed and everyone who commented.
The car was delivered yesterday and I will leave it to the new owner to post details.
It does look like it's going vintage racing.
Ric
Z16 kicking a&&@ at varac grand prix, just saying!!
Kudos to the new buyer.
This car is in my shop now.
I will be converting it back to outboard suspension. I am planning on building enough parts to do 2 cars. If anyone has an inboard suspension car and would like to convert it back to outboard, now is the time to place an order for the parts.
As I do this job, I will make drawings of all the necessary parts. I will offer plans for sale in the future for the DIYS types.
Last edited by Garey Guzman; 06.17.18 at 10:55 AM. Reason: Pictures show rear suspension clearly
Garey Guzman
FF #4 (Former Cal Club member, current Atlanta Region member)
https://redroadracing.com/ (includes Zink and Citation Registry)
https://www.thekentlives.com/ (includes information on the FF Kent engine, chassis and history)
I bought the car from Ric and I have to say i'm very excited to own it. I'm even more excited to work with the legendary Steve Lathrop.
It's an honor to do so.
The car is indeed going vintage racing and there is a lot that needs to be done prior to it being on the track. Aside from the conversion, and I will sell spare inboard parts if anyone is interested in them btw, but aside from the conversion, the fit has to be adjusted because my shoulders are a lot wider than Ric's were.
Anyway thanks Ric for a good transaction and Thanks to Steve For taking on this project.
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