600cc Mini Sprint Car on 2040-parts.com
Polk, Ohio, United States
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600 CC Mini Sprint Car.
Engine, 2003 Honda CBR 600RR.. rated at 108HP, in excellent condition,
There is a cover for the back side - was taken off for the pic.
Manual 5 Speed.
Runs on Regular gas now.
Carburetor included with alcohol jets.
Would need to purchase alcohol tank if you want run the car on alcohol.
Some spare parts.
Runs
Owner never raced it - only drove it around his yard. Never wrecked.
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