That particular car is owned by Carlos Barbot of Portugal. I practically rebuilt that car from scratch and even the battery pack on wheels that Clive was using haha. Man I miss the races and sunny weather, but never the work and stress.
Really? thanks because i pass some years see this beautiful work racing in Portugal and win sometimes, great soundtrack ahahah at Six o 'clock in the a.m.. making warm up of motor sound is synfony! great job
Felizmente está aqui o t70 Barbot amarelo... no porto em 2005 no histórico festival ...a luta entre o Barbot e o Sr.Paes d Amaral (TVI ) foi brutal e e esquecivel , até á última volta com stress d bandeira amarela que quase ia influênciar o resultado, prevaleceu a conduta desportiva e arrancaram lado a lado e ganhou o melhor!
There were NO porsche 917's when T70's began racing.It took porsche almost 5 years to produce the 917.that amount of time would make any race car obsolete . Porsche couldn't beat the Fords with their 907/908. The 907/908 were Chaparral clones copied by porsche himself at Daytona. I was there that year and saw him taking pictures with his personal camera along with writing notes in a book. By the time porsche came out with the 917 everyone else was finished racing except for Ferrari.
@@timekeeper6968 Great to know. Makes sense. The Lola T70 and Porsche 917 are perhaps the most beautiful sports racing cars ever. Certainly the 1966-72 era is, with Ford GT40 too and Ferrari 512's... The later Porsche 956/962, and Group C's looked excellent too, but not as.
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That particular car is owned by Carlos Barbot of Portugal. I practically rebuilt that car from scratch and even the battery pack on wheels that Clive was using haha. Man I miss the races and sunny weather, but never the work and stress.
Really? thanks because i pass some years see this beautiful work racing in Portugal and win sometimes, great soundtrack ahahah at Six o 'clock in the a.m.. making warm up of motor sound is synfony! great job
wow the is true beauty right there. bring a little tear to my eye to see car like this. thank you very much for posting!!!
Nice video - i love the LOLA T70...
Felizmente está aqui o t70 Barbot amarelo... no porto em 2005 no histórico festival ...a luta entre o Barbot e o Sr.Paes d Amaral (TVI ) foi brutal e e esquecivel , até á última volta com stress d bandeira amarela que quase ia influênciar o resultado, prevaleceu a conduta desportiva e arrancaram lado a lado e ganhou o melhor!
Thanks so much for this, can't help grin at that sound!!
I'm very happy you appreciete these cars !
man, I really need to see a historic race.. its to bad that there arnt any guys my age that appreciate these cars
*dribbles* so...much...Lolary...goodness...
Was that the Ecurie Bonnier car at the start? Tail looked slightly odd.
Thanks Lenjia !
The ignition wires are loomed incorrectly. You will get an inductive misdire between cylinders 5 and 7.
Fabulous
Thanks too MPZRACEVIDEO !!
so much lolas so few public.
This historic race was in 2004 revega
Sounds like a MOPAR engine stuck in a Ferrari.
olha o carro do barbot
this car was eaten by a Porsche 917 ;-)
There were NO porsche 917's when T70's began racing.It took porsche almost 5 years to produce the 917.that amount of time would make any race car obsolete . Porsche couldn't beat the Fords with their 907/908. The 907/908 were Chaparral clones copied by porsche himself at Daytona. I was there that year and saw him taking pictures with his personal camera along with writing notes in a book. By the time porsche came out with the 917 everyone else was finished racing except for Ferrari.
Porsche developed the 917s Kurzheck (short tail) by using the T70 tail as a role model.
@@timekeeper6968 Great to know. Makes sense. The Lola T70 and Porsche 917 are perhaps the most beautiful sports racing cars ever. Certainly the 1966-72 era is, with Ford GT40 too and Ferrari 512's... The later Porsche 956/962, and Group C's looked excellent too, but not as.