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1966 Lola T70 Mark II Spyder Chassis no. SL71/22

United States • 17 Jan 2013

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This 1966 Lola T70 Mark II Spyder, chassis number SL71/22, boasts a rich racing history, including participation in the Canadian-American Challenge Series. It was restored in early 2012, including being repainted to its original white color, and is powered by a Chevrolet 355ci V8 engine and Hewland LG500 transaxle.

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This 1966 Lola T70 Mark II Spyder, chassis number SL71/22, boasts a well-documented racing history. Restored to its original white color after a period of yellow, it features a Chevrolet 355ci V8 engine, Hewland LG500 transaxle, and desirable Mk II Spyder bodywork.

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SL71/22

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LHD

• Chevrolet 355ci V8 • Hewland LG500 transaxle • Documented period Can-Am history • Desirable Mk II Spyder bodywork • Recent restoration Lola's T70 Spyders in Mk I and Mk II specification were some of the most successful sports racers offered by the prolific British firm.

Designed for both FIA Group 7 and Group 9 categories, T70 Spyders filled the grids of both European and American races through the mid-1960s, and proved dominant for several years.

Walt Hansgen put the T70 on the map, winning the 1965 Monterey Grand Prix at Laguna Seca with a John Mecom-entered T70-Ford.

Ex-F1 World Champion John Surtees drove the first Lola T70 Mk I to the 1966 Can-Am series title, winning five of six events, and demand for the car took off.

Eventually, over a hundred examples would be sold.

First constructed on an aluminum monocoque - steel bulkheads were used after the early alloy units proved insufficient to cope with suspension loads - most were powered by Chevrolet V8 engines of both the sm...

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£83,967

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£204,100

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