One of 12 J-Car Chassis Built One of Two Prepared for Group 7 Converted to Mark IV Configuration 1989-2017 427ci Ford FE V8 Tunnel Port Aluminum Cylinder Heads Dual-Port Intake Manifold Twin Holley Four-Barrel Carburetors Kar Kraft T-44 Four-Speed Manual Transaxle Red & White Livery Driver's Seat Upholstered in Black Dimpled Passenger Seat 15" Turbine-Style Magnesium Alloy Wheels Four-Wheel Ventilated Disc Brakes Coilover Independent Suspension
This 1967 Ford GT40 is one of 12 J-car chassis constructed by Kar Kraft in Detroit and is among two that were adapted for Group 7 competition with spyder bodywork after FIA prototype rule changes precluded Ford’s use of the Mark IV in international racing.

Referred to as the G7A, chassis J-10 was sold as part of a two-car package in early 1969 to Charles and Kerry Agapiou, who campaigned it in Can-Am competition over the ensuing two seasons, during which it placed second in the Fuji 200 miles for its lone finish in 10 starts.

Following a crash...