1961 championship Indy Car Roadster...
Every time that I get called in to work on a car at the Woodland collection (Estrella Auto Museum), they have something new, and super bitchin'. Today's new car (to them) was a 1961 A.J. Foyt Indy car. The car is insane enough on it's own, with the history, and style. But the motor is over the top. It's running a genuine Offenhauser 255 cubic inch in-line 4, dual overhead cam, fuel injected, methanol burning engine. This is like the Holy Grail of racing motors, or at least one of them (I will post another one next).
Every time that I get called in to work on a car at the Woodland collection (Estrella Auto Museum), they have something new, and super bitchin'. Today's new car (to them) was a 1961 A.J. Foyt Indy car. The car is insane enough on it's own, with the history, and style. But the motor is over the top. It's running a genuine Offenhauser 255 cubic inch in-line 4, dual overhead cam, fuel injected, methanol burning engine. This is like the Holy Grail of racing motors, or at least one of them (I will post another one next).
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