Reply to "1776 engine"

Robert M

@R Thorpe posted:
Robert,
interesting this car is a VS car with duel 40 IDF Webber’s, the seller calls it a 1776 but he is not the owner from what I can determine. I assume it is an older recreation but I’m not sure. I hope to find out more tomorrow. Thanks for your interest and amusing tale. Cheers.

Richard

If it is a VS built car and depending on the year, the motor size may be written on the back of the engine shroud. Get a mirror and a flashlight and have a look at the back of the shroud. If it is an original motor the size may be written back there.

6/26/207:58 PM

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