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£73,914 (Est: £104,760 - £157,140)

1971 Chevron B19 two-seat sports racer

France • 15 Mar 2026 • Lot 26

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AI Listing Summary

This 1971 Chevron B19, chassis no. 71/10, boasts a rich racing history in the European 2-Litre Sports Car Championship, driven by notable figures like Burton/Wollek and Gaydon. Accompanied by a substantial collection of spare parts and an FIA certificate, this vehicle offers eligibility for prestigious historic events such as Le Mans Classic.

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The car presents extremely well and is complete with its four-cylinder Ford-Cosworth BDG engine, five-speed Hewland gearbox and its ancillaries. Overall solid condition with slight wear visible. Requires minor reconditioning.

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71/10- Competed in the European 2-Litre Sports Car Championship in 1971 - Driven in period by Burton/Wollek and Gaydon - Known and followed by the Scuderia Neuser for more than 40 years - Eligible for top historic events such as Le Mans Classic - Sold with a large stock of spare parts - No reserve An intuitive engineer as well as a talented driver, Derek Bennett, the founder of Chevron, soon became interested in motor racing.

After building the Bennett Special in the Clubmans category for private clients, from 1965 onwards he embarked on more ambitious projects under the Chevron name: F2, F3 and Formula 5000 single-seaters, as well as GT coupés such as the Chevron B16.

The Chevron B19 spyder was an evolution of this and, true to the company’s traditions, it was simply designed, light and strong, with a tubular chassis, fibreglass bodywork and, usually, a Ford-Cosworth engine.

The Chevrons gave pleasure to an entire generation of drivers,...