4 Modified for sale

A true piece of post-war motorsport history, this 1949 Marwyn 500 JAP is believed to be the most original surviving example of its kind anywhere in the world. Built during the formative years of the 500cc Formula, the Marwyn was notable as the first manufacturer (from 1947) to offer a production racing car either fully assembled (£450) or as a kit, powered by J.A.P. motorcycle engines. Marwyn was absolutely one of the pioneer manufacturers of the 500cc Formula. Based in Bournemouth before movin

JPS BMW 635 csi E24 Built principally as a Club racer this road registered 635csi has been developed by renowned BMW race engineer Pip Barker. Features are as follows:- Six cylinder 3.5 litre engine 5sp Manual Bore 92.6mm Stroke 86mm Pistons Mahle Motorsport forged hemispherical dome Conrods factory, lightened and shot peened with new rod bolts Comp ratio 11.5/1 Camshaft Cat Cam 326* duration, 11.15mm valve lift, valve clearance 0.30mm intake and exhaust - cold. Valve springs Cat Cams in

This car was built by Bob Britton, possibly prior to 1990. The original coupe body shell was modified by Charles Haynes and the car set up for motorsport. The engine is a Toyota 4age 20 valve 1.6 litre with Microtech ECU. I enjoyed running the car with the Golden Era Auto Racing club at Wakefield Park up until the pandemic in 2020. My situation has changed since then (age). Along with the many Rennmax cars made by Bob Britton, he made a couple of these particular cars, I know of another one simi