OK racing historians, where is this car at now ?
This picture is from the Indy Speedway Museum in Sept. 1979

 

Well....apperently were are four of those cars...chassis numbers 1074, 1075, 1076, and 1084.....Which one is that? I think it is #1075.

 

Yes, from what I can find on the net chassis #1075 only carried #6 a twice Le Mans winner the only GT40 to do so.
http://www.classicscars.com/chassis/gt40.htm
But I heard after many years at the Indy Museum Its owners reclaimed it and was curious where or what happened to it. Probably a private owner.

 

Its in a collection, that my customer/friend got to see in December. Her, her husband and one brother were visiting her other brother, who's BIG into engine building. They got to see the collection of Harley Cluxton. The GT-40 #1075 is there, as well as the Super Snake was there too (just before Barrett Jackson's auction, 2 Ferrari GTO's, a Daytona Coupe, among ALOT more cars!! It was an amazing collection.

 

Sounds like she`s in good hands.
Thanks, Art
QUOTE from the Ford GT forums
"He has owned and sold about 15 of the 134 original GT40's and everybody involved in racing world wide seems to know the guy. It took him years of haggeling to buy the '68-'69 LeMans winner #1075 that the Heritage Cars are painted to look like. It is possibly the most valuable vintage race car in the world today.The 68-69 winner #1075 (last bought and sold by Harley Cluxton right here in Scottsdale) is valued in excess of $10,000,000.00 Cluxton holds the distinction of having owned more original GT40's than anyone else in the world."

 

I love how they painted the new Gt's to replicate the Gulf!!!!

 

Its the color I would have in a SECOND, if I get the winning lotto numbers!!!

 

I haven`t seen one in any color that wasn`t acceptable. Color on these cars is only an accessory. They are all awesome !

 

Dang straight

 

This car was driven to a car show here in Langley BC and left in a parking lot

 

Harley Cluxton buys 1963 cobra at Barrett/Jackson for $401,500 !