Extremely Cool Machine
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1968 Miller Lotus FB/11
This car was designed in 1966 by George Miller, senior Pontiac transmission design engineer. It was finished and ran in 1968 at SCCA regional races. It won or broke in every race it ran. It lapped the field in two laps in the rain. The car had extensive wind tunnel time at Pontiac engineering.
Particulars:
All honeycomb aluminum tub
Lola T70 wheels
Aluminum double adjustible shocks
Clocked at 173 MPH in 1968 with 180 HP Hart engine
Halibrand quick change rear end, adaptor plate and a 4 speed all aluminum gearbox from the Corvair tech center
DeDion tube
Inboard disc brakes in the rear
NACA duct in front which lifts for access to cockpit
Radiator lifts up for access to cluthc/brake master cylinders
Fire system
Removeable steering wheel
Dry sump system
Box of original blue prints for special parts made at Pontiac
Aeroquip Lines Teflon for brakes and clutch
Complete Restoration in 1990


crafty said:
OMG that looks really cool! i like the HD power as well! very tunable. wonder if they could use inline fours in there two?? thanks Chris.
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