Arno @mr_smee This was an interesting application of 1950's technology in the 1970's. As you are aware, Quinn Epperly and ... View more
Jags_in_the_barn Unless you are very familiar with Indy cars of this era and have the shop to back it up, this could be the ... View more
AllenBrown Very interesting that the "Laycock card" for this car says that it was the #41 in 1977. The Daily Report from 1977 ... View more
c.1977 Romlin Lightning-Offenhauser Race Car Project
Listed by IMSMuseum
Sold for $NaN
Ended
Apr 9, 2021
$NaN
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1977 | 1 (100%) | $NaN 4/9/2021 |
Color White | 1 (100%) | $NaN 4/9/2021 |
Transmission Manual | 1 (100%) | $NaN 4/9/2021 |
Mileage No Data | 1 (100%) | $NaN 4/9/2021 |
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Arno @mr_smee This was an interesting application of 1950's technology in the 1970's. As you are aware, Quinn Epperly and ... View more
Jags_in_the_barn Unless you are very familiar with Indy cars of this era and have the shop to back it up, this could be the ... View more
AllenBrown Very interesting that the "Laycock card" for this car says that it was the #41 in 1977. The Daily Report from 1977 ... View more