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Are those carburetor s on this L20?
Hey Todd yes they are! We stay vintage in vintage racing.
Hi
I’m Peter from Denmark, Europe. I’ve been looking at your videos and your car is amazing. I’m going to build one for historic racing here in Europe but not so many has been racing these cars here. Mostly they have been used for rally ( Datsun 1600 SSS are they named here)
I have the car and it has been a rallycar and it needs a lot of work on the body but i have the time.
I need to know a little more about what engines the rules allow. It will be racing in the FIA historic class up to ’71. How big must the engine be? Do you have any documentation on the cars from this period?
I don’t know if you race after the same regulations as we do here in Europe but i have to ask somebody in the states to get more info.
Hope for some answers from you and your team
Best regards
Peter Mikkelsen
Denmark
+45 40309720
Peter – Thank you for the compliments. We have been out of action for a while, but plan to be racing again next year.
To address your questions:
There are many vintage road racing organizations in the USA. Their rules vary, but generally modifications must be period-correct. We run with three different clubs in the southeast area — HSR, SVRA and VDCA. Generally they allow larger displacement with weight penalties; we run 2 liters and must weight a minimum of 2000 lbs. You can visit some of the club websites; some publish more details than others (see examples below).
http://www.svra.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/Svra_Group_8_1213.pdf
http://www.svra.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Datsun_Sedans.pdf
Let me know if this helps, or if you have other specific questions.
Regards,
Nestor Moya
Miami, Florida, USA