FourFather

Ercie and I loaded our Heritage on the transporter today, and it is on its way to the new owner.

Lotsa goodies going with the car to the new owner.





Cheers,

Eddie

Romulus

Thank god. Now this thread can die.

FourFather

Heritage wheels painted Epic Orange to match the Heritage Edition Epic Orange on the car, are available for sale. The new owner elected not to take them with the car, so I am offering them separately, $6,500 for the set, exactly as shown in post #3 of this ad. Although the Hoosier slicks still have sticker remnants on them and neither the wheels nor tires have ever been mounted on this or any other car, the tires are too old now to use for anything besides rim protectors for shipping purposes. I bought the wheels new, in the original manufacturer boxes. I had the tires mounted first, to avoid any chance of cosmetic damage to the finished paint job, that could possibly occur during the mounting of the tires, and then my excellent painter masked the tires to paint the wheels.

Thanks for looking,

Cheers,
Eddie




I rolled the wheels up close to the car for a picture to give a sample of how they would look on the car.

Snowwolfe

One can only hope.

Cadster

FWIW, I loved this thread. Really enjoy reading about passionate car owners.

Gary '09 C6

I enjoyed both of Eddie's Ford GT threads

SLO VETTE

exactly. great pics were in here!

i'd rather read this thread and the various stories from passionate car owners and fans than look at yet another forum subfolder thread list filled up with all manner of vendor ads for floor mats and other jc whitney-style corvette crap.

FourFather

Well, we are not wasting the proceeds of the Ford GT sale. Here is my new ride.


My sweet Ercie (aka Baby Cakes) bought this for me for my 84th birthday! Yee-ha!
Cheers,

Eddie

SLO VETTE

now that's a sweet grocery getter!

bet you could carry at least one avocado in there. maybe.

what is it?

FourFather

It is a 2015 RFR (Firman) Formula 1000, also known as Formula B. About 800 pounds total car weight, powered by a Kawasaki ZX1000 engine and six-speed, no-lift (full throttle, no clutch upshift) and auto-blip downshift. 1000 pounds with fuel and me in the car ready to romp. Shift at 12,800 rpm, redline at 13,400 rpm. It may well be the sweetest sound in motorsports.

Here it is fresh from England




Thanks for asking/looking.

Cheers,

Eddie

StephenLewisreuw

Wow! Amazing cars!!!