Mini Sprint Race Car on 2040-parts.com
Maggie Valley, North Carolina, United States
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This is a barely used Mini Sprint. It has an alcohol fueled Honda F4 Motor. This car is "correct" in everything from shock mounts, torsion bars, materials, and construction. I have the body panels which are a carbon fiber like material. (just didn't bother to put them on for photos. Comes with spare wheels and tires, a nearly full 55 gallon drum of Methanol fuel, spare fuel jug, Two top wings (car is equipped with wing slider) two nose wings. It needs a fuel pump, which is about $175.00
Will include two men's driving suits (size 5'11, 200 lbs) and a new Simpson helmet size xl. Will deliver to North, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida after payment made in full. I bought this car intending to get back into the sport, but life and it's obligations got in the way! This is a well built, competitive car. |
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