Cult Sports Cars Limited
Car in Nelson
www.cultsportscars.com
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What you should know about Cult Sports Cars Limited
We have owned and driven iconic brands such as Ferrari, Mercedes, Porsche and Lola to mention a few
In a 2013 Road Track Magazine published an article titled The Last Banzai Runner . Charley and Don Bartz decided to build road versions of potent race track cars. Their first car was the conversion of a T70 Spyder to a T70 MkII CanAm Coupe. A T70 Coupe body, with the MkII long tail body aero developments and horsepower was in theory, capable of making the Banzai point. According to the 1984 Road Track article the Bartz Brothers were not happy with resulting performance of the T70 red livery car. The Road Track article states that the Bartz brothers approach Lola to supply chassis's.
The first client was Bobby Thompson, who contracted the Bartz brothers to build the first and as history played out, only Bartz T160 series car. When finished we took the car to Newport and entered it in the show along with another Lola that we owned. The organizers wanted some satellite races to fill track time and came up with the idea of inviting the top 10 historic race cars from the UK to challenge the top 10 race cars from the US. George took the pole position and when the flag dropped he walked away from the rest of the field. My driving was not a good idea because I never developed the talent to handle a Can Am car. present David Harvey purchased the car on a Bill of Sale and imported the car into New Zealand. Additionally the air conditioning unit had to be accommodated which has been a masterly piece of engineering to incorporate within the bodywork and neatly on top of the chassis outriggers
The Policeman loved ducat’s and let me off stating if it hadn’t been a Duke, I could hear from a mile away, you would be walking the 100km back to town, son. In doing so I got pull by the Police in a distant area of Australia doing 180kph.
Transaxle AF DS25 2, 5 speeds with reverse 1st 2. Best in Disclose Engine compartment, Newport concourse 1983 Best in Class Competition Cars, Newport concourse 1983. Fort Scott Tribune Newspaper article Banzai Runners covers highways at jet like speed. Receive this vehicle to the next glossy with your personalized touch or company brand. The car traces its history back to the 80's era of the Californian based Banzai Runners Club
In a 2013 Road Track Magazine published an article titled The Last Banzai Runner . Charley and Don Bartz decided to build road versions of potent race track cars. Their first car was the conversion of a T70 Spyder to a T70 MkII CanAm Coupe. A T70 Coupe body, with the MkII long tail body aero developments and horsepower was in theory, capable of making the Banzai point. According to the 1984 Road Track article the Bartz Brothers were not happy with resulting performance of the T70 red livery car. The Road Track article states that the Bartz brothers approach Lola to supply chassis's.
The first client was Bobby Thompson, who contracted the Bartz brothers to build the first and as history played out, only Bartz T160 series car. When finished we took the car to Newport and entered it in the show along with another Lola that we owned. The organizers wanted some satellite races to fill track time and came up with the idea of inviting the top 10 historic race cars from the UK to challenge the top 10 race cars from the US. George took the pole position and when the flag dropped he walked away from the rest of the field. My driving was not a good idea because I never developed the talent to handle a Can Am car. present David Harvey purchased the car on a Bill of Sale and imported the car into New Zealand. Additionally the air conditioning unit had to be accommodated which has been a masterly piece of engineering to incorporate within the bodywork and neatly on top of the chassis outriggers
The Policeman loved ducat’s and let me off stating if it hadn’t been a Duke, I could hear from a mile away, you would be walking the 100km back to town, son. In doing so I got pull by the Police in a distant area of Australia doing 180kph.
Transaxle AF DS25 2, 5 speeds with reverse 1st 2. Best in Disclose Engine compartment, Newport concourse 1983 Best in Class Competition Cars, Newport concourse 1983. Fort Scott Tribune Newspaper article Banzai Runners covers highways at jet like speed. Receive this vehicle to the next glossy with your personalized touch or company brand. The car traces its history back to the 80's era of the Californian based Banzai Runners Club
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