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Not Sold (Est: £168,581 - £206,044)

The Ex-Van Housen Motors/William Sturgis/Graham Hill , 1962 Cooper-Buick Type 61 'Monaco' Mark III Sports-Racing Two-Seater

United States • 18 Aug 2011

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AI Listing Summary

This 1962 Cooper-Buick Type 61 'Monaco' Mark III Sports-Racing Two-Seater, chassis number CM-2-62, is a vintage racing car with a continuous history. It has been rebuilt and prepared for renewed competition, featuring a Buick V8 engine, Halibrand-made McKee transaxle, and a desirable coil-spring independent rear suspension system.

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Condition 

8

The car has been beautifully rebuilt over the past 11 years, is accepted by the British-based Cooper Car Club, and is identified by a dedicated chassis identity plate sanctioned by this highly respected Club.

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CM-2-62

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This wonderfully evocative transitional-model Cooper Monaco – presently equipped with Buick V8 power unit and Halibrand-made McKee transaxle - is offered here as a potentially very competitive Vintage and Historic racing projectile.

It is a continuous-history, unchallenged identity sports-racing car which has been rebuilt and prepared for renewed competition after 11 years within a compact but fine-quality private enthusiast's collection.

The car has been accepted by the British-based Cooper Car Club and is identified by a dedicated chassis identity plate sanctioned by this highly respected Club.

Cooper Monaco chassis serial 'CM-2-62' was delivered new to American customer Van Housen Motors of Sacramento, California, in April, 1962.

Its chassis featured the latest model modifications including the most desirable coil-spring independent rear suspension system which makes these late-model Monacos so desirable and sought-after within their current competition class.

The aluminum body...

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£198,512

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£198,512

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£198,512

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