1967 Ford GT40–TP 1009
(Tennant Panel Chassis)
Mark II-B Configuration
FIA Certified – Road Ready & Historically Documented
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Chassis & Construction
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Tennant Panel monocoque chassis GT40-TP 1009, one of the first three kits produced in the UK using original Ford GT40 blueprints
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Assembled in the U.S. by Kenny Thompson in the early '90s, using original Ford chassis jigs
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Chassis number GT40-TP 1009 was assigned by Ronnie Spain, world-renowned GT40 historian and expert
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Mark II-B configuration, matching the 1967 Le Mans Ford France entry
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Also has painted block-off plates if the rear brake snorkels are removed
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The Tennant Panel chassis is one of the most historically significant GT40 builds since original production ended in 1969
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Engine & Drivetrain
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Period-correct 1966 427 Tunnel Port FE Side Oiler
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NOS Ford block and crankshaft
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Dove Manufacturing Aluminium Tunnel Port Cylinder Heads
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Tunnel Port Aluminium intake manifold
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Dual Quad Holley race-spec carburettors
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"Bundle of Snakes" correct headers have gone through the Jet-Hot process
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Complete Engine was sent to Holman & Moody for inspection, machine work and completion
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Motor was assembled by John Callis, formerly from Roush’s Vintage Engine Department
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A period-correct magnesium dry sump system was supplied, as well asa valve train from Holman & Moody
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The engine was running and broken in on a run stand per request
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Transmission
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Original T-44 4-speed gearbox, rebuilt to FIA specs by Holman & Moody
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Final gear set and internals sourced and restored by Lee Holman
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Suspension & Brakes
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NOS suspension components, Cadmium-plated to factory-correct finish
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Cadmium-plated to factory finish for enhanced durability and corrosion resistance
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Koni shocks rebuilt, painted, and dyno-tested by a Koni restoration specialist
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Caliper blanks machined to Kelsey-Hayes spec by AC Henry Company, finished by White Post Restorations
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Front & rear aluminum brake ducting kits fabricated by Lee Holman
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Electrical & Interior
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Period-correct wiring harness, dash control box, plugs, and connectors
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Interior was made and finished in the correct material and patterns
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Dash, switchgear, and instrumentation are true to 1966–67 GT40 specifications
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Custom illuminated dimmable roundels was installed on both doors, which make the roundel glow for night racing
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Wheels, Tires & Fuel System
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Original magnesium Halibrand wheels, polished and painted
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Mounted on period-correct Firestone Indy Tires from Coker Tire 920-15 & 1200-15
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Dual FIA-certified Fuel Safe Systems fuel bladders were custom-made and installed
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Paint & Livery
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This livery replicates the 1967 Le Mans Ford France entry
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White with French tricolour racing stripes
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Car No. 6 driven by Jo Schlesser and Guy Ligier
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Documentation & Eligibility
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Full FIA inspection completed and certified
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Comes with official FIA papers
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Eligible for:
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Goodwood Revival
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Le Mans Classic
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Monterey Historics
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Concours d’Elegance & Invitational Shows
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Vintage racing events worldwide
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