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1966 Triumph Spitfire SCCA Race Car
United States • 2 Jun 2026
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This 1966 Triumph Spitfire Mk II has been a dedicated SCCA race car since the 1970s, featuring significant modifications and a rebuilt engine. It comes with extensive spares and a second engine, making it a strong contender for vintage racing enthusiasts.
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The car is a dedicated SCCA race car with a documented racing history and extensive modifications. While it was rebuilt between 1996-1997 and has had recent hydraulic service, its primary purpose as a race car means it has experienced significant wear and tear consistent with track use. Modifications like removed bumpers, headlight blanks, and a fairing instead of a windshield indicate it's not in showroom condition. The presence of a roll cage, stripped cabin, and racing harnesses further point to a condition that requires reconditioning for anything other than track use.
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Raced since 1960s Built 1,147cc Inline-Four Four-Speed Close-Ratio Manual Green & White w/Flames Race-Prepped Interior Refinished 13" MiniLite-Style Wheels GT6 Brakes SCCA Log Books Spares & Extra Engine
This 1966 Triumph Spitfire Mk II was built into a race car and competed in SCCA races beginning around 1970.
Raced actively since, it won third in its division in 1994 and second in 1995.
The car was extensively rebuilt and refinished between 1996 and 1997, after which it won a race at Savannah and was on the podium at Road Atlanta.
The car is powered by a 1,147cc inline-four linked with a four-speed manual transmission, and it has a roll cage, an Accusump system, Koni dampers, an electric cooling fan, Minilite-style wheels, and custom paintwork.
The seller acquired the car in 2023 and has since autocrossed it and used it for one track event, and they had the hydraulics serviced by SascoSports.
This Spitfire is now offered with spare parts on a bill of sale in North Carolina.
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£600
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£19,244
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