VanDiemen FC RF94-95

[FCNC29]

This car has been sold.

New Price $14,000

Ohlins 2-way TTX36 shocks w Hyperco floating thread-on top perches front and rear, new Odyssey battery, newly rebuilt clutch slave cylinder, Farringdon data system and steering wheel w beacon, low time on Pinto engine, Hytec header, Hi-torque starter, Crane electronic ignition, halon fire bottle (up to pressure), Teflon coated suspension on car; recent .075" stainless floor panel, bonded and riveted

10 gear sets w wooden storage boxes
Front and rear jacks
Pair of low chassis stands
1 extra set of 5 spoke OZ wheels
SmartCamber guage
Suspension spares:
1 left rear lower
2 right rear lower
1 front upper
1 rear upper
2 rear ARB links
4 front ARB links
2 rear toe links
2 front toe links
2 rear push rods
Left rear upright and hub assembly
Spare pair of Spa mirrors
1 lefthand side pod
RF94 front wings
Single upper rear wing element

[Rick Iverson]

Exquisite, in every respect

[FCNC29]

Thanks, Rick.

Exquisite, in every respect

[Craig Henry]

If I was in the market to purchase a very well prepared and exceptionally tidy club FC this car would be at the top of my list. David Brano (FCNC29 - Snapdragon Engineering) sold me some NOS springs at a great price early last year. I had a nice conversation with him, did a bit of research on him and his fabrication / machine shop, then reached out to him to see if he could help me with several needed RF92 FF frame mods and custom parts. His price was fair, he was honest with his work schedule timeline, and his workmanship and fabrication skills are outstanding. His shop is very well run and immaculate.

Lower priced "project" cars will cost you significant time, a lot more money, and likely will never be as good as a clean well setup and prepared car. Many of us have been burned thinking this won't happen to us when purchasing that beater project car. Learn from our mistakes.

I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this car from Dave.

Craig Henry

[Robins Ken]

If I was in the market to purchase a very well prepared and exceptionally tidy club FC this car would be at the top of my list. David Brano (FCNC29 - Snapdragon Engineering) sold me some NOS springs at a great price early last year. I had a nice conversation with him, did a bit of research on him and his fabrication / machine shop, then reached out to him to see if he could help me with several needed RF92 FF frame mods and custom parts. His price was fair, he was honest with his work schedule timeline, and his workmanship and fabrication skills are outstanding. His shop is very well run and immaculate.

Lower priced "project" cars will cost you significant time, a lot more money, and likely will never be as good as a clean well setup and prepared car. Many of us have been burned thinking this won't happen to us when purchasing that beater project car. Learn from our mistakes.

I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this car from Dave.

Craig Henry

Well said Craig. Any project car, race or street, comes with a 'Jesus' factor. I just wish things like fire bottles and transponders would not be part of the game at the non pro level. The illogical cost simply pushes potential new entries elsewhere.. WTF is a fire bottle going to do if you have a big one anyway? I am talking F1600/2000 not a 'Grosjean' incident.

[Lotus7]

Well said Craig. Any project car, race or street, comes with a 'Jesus' factor. I just wish things like fire bottles and transponders would not be part of the game at the non pro level. The illogical cost simply pushes potential new entries elsewhere.. WTF is a fire bottle going to do if you have a big one anyway? I am talking F1600/2000 not a 'Grosjean' incident.

Interesting thoughts Ken.
I wonder if some of those oft-discussed parked CFF and CFC cars would come out it things like transponders, (the now mandatory) cameras, digital data systems, 3 and 4 way dampers, multiple tire sets per weekend, etc were actually outlawed in specific club classes?

[Rick Iverson]

David;

Eloquent, but is there an open area in the floor of the nosebox for the signals to pass?



V/r

Iverson

[FCNC29]

Hi Rick,
There is indeed a window in the floor of the nosebox.
I'm glad that you like it.

David;

Eloquent, but is there an open area in the floor of the nosebox for the signals to pass?



V/r

Iverson

[Rick Iverson]

Sir;

Where did you get that nifty throttle bracket?

[FCNC29]

Hi Rick,
That bracket and related hardware are from Snapdragon Engineering LLC, which is to say I made them.

Sir;

Where did you get that nifty throttle bracket?

[E35pilot]

Is this car still available?

[Cpines]

Is this car still available?

im intrested