Fuchs - Formule Vee (VW) - 1975





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This Formula Vee comes from nostalgic times when Formula 1 cars on average did a lap at 136 km/h on the Nürburgring, and the entry class, Formula Vee, did it at 121 km/h. (Oral source Formula Vee enthusiast)
For the car here in this auction, there is a wonderful article from the time when its second owner first started racing with this specimen:
http://www.motorenpapst.de/ under the title "Rennauto zum Ersten" or "Das erste Mal V"
This specimen was produced by the firm "Fuchs Rennwagenbau". A strong kinship with Porsche is present, which makes this V a real conversation piece.
Technically fully checked and restored at M-Automotive Engineering in Belgium (BMW and Porsche specialist).
The car runs, brakes, and shifts as it should; Spartan and very fast, this small racer weighs only 378 kg.
The patina bears witness to many hours of pleasure on the track, passed through 3 previous owners. The first was allegedly a well-known German, but we could not verify this; the second owner told us this. We bought the car from the third owner and revived it.
The car is currently equipped with a 1300cc Type 1 engine with 40hp
We would certainly help buyers with transport.
This Formula Vee comes from nostalgic times when Formula 1 cars on average did a lap at 136 km/h on the Nürburgring, and the entry class, Formula Vee, did it at 121 km/h. (Oral source Formula Vee enthusiast)
For the car here in this auction, there is a wonderful article from the time when its second owner first started racing with this specimen:
http://www.motorenpapst.de/ under the title "Rennauto zum Ersten" or "Das erste Mal V"
This specimen was produced by the firm "Fuchs Rennwagenbau". A strong kinship with Porsche is present, which makes this V a real conversation piece.
Technically fully checked and restored at M-Automotive Engineering in Belgium (BMW and Porsche specialist).
The car runs, brakes, and shifts as it should; Spartan and very fast, this small racer weighs only 378 kg.
The patina bears witness to many hours of pleasure on the track, passed through 3 previous owners. The first was allegedly a well-known German, but we could not verify this; the second owner told us this. We bought the car from the third owner and revived it.
The car is currently equipped with a 1300cc Type 1 engine with 40hp
We would certainly help buyers with transport.
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