GT40 MK1 by Tojeiro This amazing and rare GT40 was correctly registered 19/05/1992 Only 5629 recorded miles John Tojeiro is famous as a engineer, chassis and race car designer, Involved in the design of the AC Ace chassis that became the AC / Shelby Cobra, and one of the first mid engined race car designs , the Tojeiro EE that lead the way for the Lola MK6 and after the GT40 In later years John worked alongside DAX cars designing the famous DAX Tojeiro Cobra chassis and a GT40 Chassis This is one of only a very small number of Tojeiro GT40s that were built. And this one was built, tweaked and modified by John Tojiero himself . Th unique design allows for more space for the taller driver. Finished in classic white with blue stripes Detailed with twin aluminium fuel fillers, Aluminium grills, Period lights, Race mirrors etc 15” Hallibrand alloy wheels with black inserts and Faux aluminium spinners Classic black GT40 style seats with black carpets, Alcantara dashboard with classic instruments and switches, Moto-lita steering wheel, Willans Harness seat belts, Battery cut off switch, Immobiliser, etc Air conditioning ! Right Hand gear change Twin fuel tanks with twin fuel pumps Powered by a Ford 5000cc 302ci V8, Spec includes Edelbrock air filter with performance element, Holley 4 barrel carburettor, Edelbrcok performance inlet manifold, Edelbrock rocker covers, Morosso winged sump, Alloy header tank etc Bundle of snakes crossover tubular exhaust system . Recent engine rebuild and upgrades Rolling road set up by Knight Racing Uprated UN1 Gear box with Quaif LSD and High ratio 5th gear Black powder coated Tojiero Chassis Coil over shock adjustable suspension Upgraded Disc brakes with Wildwood front calibers and drilled discs Huge history files with all receipts and invoices, MOT history , Upgrade receipts for over £28000gbp , Photo build pictures including pictures of John Tojeiro working on this car etc This GT40 is a rare piece of Motoring history with stunning looks and performance and more space for a taller driver. £74995