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£356,500 (Est: £175,000 - £225,000)

The ex-Rolf Stommelen, Jörg Obermoser 1977 TOJ SC302 Sports-racing Prototype

United Kingdom • 13 Sept 2025

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AI Listing Summary

This 1977 TOJ SC302 Sports-racing Prototype, chassis number '302-16-77', has a rich history in the World Sportscar Championship and Interserie, driven by notable figures like Rolf Stommelen and Jörg Obermoser. While it boasts a Richardson Ford Cosworth DFV engine and a new body tub (original included), it requires some reconditioning due to age and modifications.

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The car has been sitting for many years and the engine would benefit from a refresh. It will also need new papers, belts, extinguisher, tanks, etc. There's also been alterations made to the chassis and engine moved forward a little to improve balance, while the rear bodywork was extended lengthwise.

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• Considerable in-period World Sportscar Championship and Historic race history • Known ownership history • Richardson Ford Cosworth DFV engine • New body tub (original included) Having previously competed in touring cars and sports prototypes, German racing driver Jörg Obermoser decided to build his racer in 1974, calling it the 'TOJ', for Team Obermoser Jörg.

The first car of his own construction was designated the 2-litre SC204, while his next effort – a 3-litre car – was the SC304.

Former Porsche engineer Kurt Chabek and Dieter Baatz were responsible for designing the SC304, which featured an aluminium monocoque with all-round independent suspension, and was powered by the ubiquitous Ford Cosworth DFV V8 engine coupled to a Hewland five-speed transaxle.

Despite its entirely conventional specification, the SC304 caused quite a stir on its World Championship debut at Dijon in 1976 when, driven by four-time Daytona 24 Hours winner Rolf Stommelen, it set the fastest time for a natur...