
Lot 190 - 1973 Ferrari Daytona Evocation by Autokraft
Lot Number | 190 |
Registration | HKH 862L |
Chassis Number | IP1501BW |
Engine Number | AAAJO7721D9 |
Odometer reading | 4,728 miles |
Result | Sold - £36,790 |
E.G Autokraft are renowned specialists in the world of Ferrari replicas. Their production of the 365 Daytona Spider is considered to be one of the most accurate replicas of the marque. The dimensions of the evocation are exact and allow genuine Ferrari parts to be used, if required, although most used Jaguar V12 engines and running gear. The team behind these models was headed up by Emilio Garcia and Peter Jacobs. The bodies being made by Peter, whose pedigree includes designing the RS200 Ford rally car and the GTD, a very well made Ford GT40 replica. Ownership of an Autokraft replica has been enhanced by its thriving international owner's club where help completing and improving the cars can be sought.
This Daytona Evocation presents extremely well in the classic colour of Ferrari red with Connolly leather seats, Wilton carpets and a Nardi steering wheel. HKH 862L retains the identity and the 5.3 litre, V12 engine of its Jaguar XJ12 donor car. A comprehensive recommissioning of this Daytona took place in 2013. At that time, special attention was paid to the cars indicators, door rubbers, pop-up headlamps and instruments. The extensive work undertaken at this time included the fitting of a reconditioned power steering rack, the changing of both the gearbox and engine oil, a new battery, radiator and double lined mohair hood. This Spider is described by the vendor as being 'tremendous fun to drive' and it is easy to see why. Presented to auction with a V5C registration document and an MoT test certificate valid until 30th January 2020, this usable Evocation is guaranteed to turn heads.
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