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    Attila ... the Hun?

    Hi,

    I came across a car which I don't know very well, but which rang a bell to me, being a mid-sixties sports racer named Attila. I only know the car has a big fat V-8 engine and it was most probably faced up with similar Lolas and Brabhams.
    I don't know who designed it, what the most striking design features were (I reckon to have spotted inboard dampers) and I have no idea who raced it, and I am even less informed about any possible victories.
    Could anyone therefore shed more light on this seemingly interesing yet mysterious car?

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    Seven were built by designer Val Dare-Bryan in the 1960s. He previously worked for Lotus. It was a pretty advanced design and one of the first racing cars to be wind tunnel tested. The engine is an American V8. The front suspension was certainly in-board.
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    Any pictures?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cedric View Post
    Any pictures?
    there is one in here

    http://www.ultimatecarpage.com/event...e-Classic.html

    Mk3 Chassis #302C
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    Here's one. I have more.
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