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Page 1 of 1  This is the Lotus 27 as raced in the British F2 and F3 championships in 1964. It was built for customer racing teams. Arundell won the British Championship just in front of Dennis Hulme. Arundell raced for the semi works team run by Ron Harris. The first design had a monocoque with fiberglass sides which lacked rigidity and it had to be redesigned in alloy. This took until the summer of 1964.Page 1 of 1 |
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