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just wondering. around the time i finish my phd, i'd like to get my race liscence and run a form-v car. competitive cars look to be in the $8-12k range, and it would seem that running costs are relatively low. in other words, a logical place to spend a couple years honing skills before moving onto bigger and badder things.
just looking for any experience, running costs, anecdotes, advice, etc. (IMG:http://www.914world.com/bbs2/html/emoticons/beerchug.gif) n |
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john rogers |
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The Vintage Fromula Vee's I see at events like HSR-West and VARA seem to be driven pretty safe and as for cost it appears to be about the cheapest way to go. I have seen vintage Vees with spares, wheels, trailer and log books and history for 5500 or so. There are a couple of Vee sites and they usually have some for sale. Good luck
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