For Sale - £6750

Complete ready to race 2011 Locost racecar including spares package.
As raced by Nick Morley to lead the Locost series for most of 2011 and finish close 2nd behind Scott Mittell.
Nick came from 9th place to 2nd in final round at Cadwell and has won 4 rounds during the 2011 season, with numerous fastest laps and qualifying pole positions (e.g. Donnington pole by 1 second)

This car is demon quick, light, very reliable (no DNFs) and easy to drive at the limit!
Painted in bright deep orange and black, it cuts a striking and purposeful image in the paddock and on the track.

Chassis is a Stuart Taylor design and was largely rebuilt for 2011.
Randall tuned engine has recently been blueprinted and refreshed followed by dyno for maximum legal output (July 2011)

All parts checked and are 100% legal under regs.

Spares include wets wheels and tyres. Spare engine block, rebuilt spare gearbox, Diff, bodywork and a variety of other bits such as oil pump, steering rack etc.

Car has been properly and professionally built, run and maintained for 2 years by Stephen Hills at Allied Motorsport/ LRC in Peterborough.

There is a brian james trailer available separately.

This car will sell quickly, so don't delay Call Stephen on 07803 049712 or email Stephen.Hills@willmottdixon.co.uk


Spec Details
Stuart Taylor Locost Chassis modified by LRC Motorsports.
Westfield type Roll Cage fitted by Caged Ltd - with relevant MSA Paperwork.
Stuart Taylor Top/Bottom Wishbones and Trailing arms.
Adjustable Panhard Rod.
Stuart Taylor bodywork with LRC Front wings painted Orange.
Brian Randall Engine - Refreshed July 2011.
Type 2 4 speed GT Gearbox with remote gear lever.
Escort Mark 2 Rear Axle with 4.1 Diff.
3 Core Radiator - Re cored August 2011.
Rally Design Escort Mk 2 quickrack 2.4 turns.
Gaz Dampers
20 Litre Aluminium Fuel Tank.
Facet Fuel Pump
Kirkey Aluminium Seat.
Schroth 6 point harness (HANS compliant).
Stack Instruments.
Lap Timer
EBC Green Spot Pads with standard rear shoes.
Varley Battery
Fire Extinguisher refilled - March 2011.

[Edited on 13/10/11 by Nsmorley]

Slap me if I'm wrong, but isn't it customary to introduce yourself before advertising?

He did leave it 3 days between registering and posting . . . .

All friends here though and I hope you get what you want for it.

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Originally posted by Daddylonglegs
Slap me if I'm wrong...

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Slap accepted




[Edited on 13/10/11 by Daddylonglegs]

The cheek of it!

hi guys, i contributed to the site £10 so i could post the ad straight away.

good to meet you.. ;-)

nick