1972 Titan Mk6 Formula Ford

A top Historic Ford. All new frame 2017

Price Reduced. Now $29,500 with winch/lift included

History

The early history for this Titan Mk6 is currently unknown, which is fairly typical for many Formula Fords. Since 2013 the Titan has raced mostly in the Pacific Northwest, but also at venues such as Indy and Road America. It has also competed in the Crossflow Cup Series.

The Titan will come with both an SCCA and a vintage racing log book. The Titan’s most recent race was in July, 2026.

Description

All new frame 2017

Professionally maintained

Ivy engine

Custom fabricated stainless steel header

Hewland Mk9 gearbox

Koni double adjustable shocks 

Girling brake calipers

Hard wired AMB transponder

New Willans belts good through 2031

Panasportz alloy wheels 

Avon tires (10 cycles)

Stack tach and Racetech gauges

Spare starter

Spare radius rods

Spare fiberglass engine undertray

Spare, rough, rear engine cover

Spare suspension parts, including two rear uprights

Aux. electronic starter

Quick jack

New electronic battery charger

Track tools (air pressure, torque wrench etc)

Fuel cans

1/2case of Red Line oil

 The Titan will also come with a winch/lift system that can be used inside a trailer to pull a car in, or can be used to suspend an entire small formula car. You can see it in the photos below.

 The Titan Mk6 cars are among the best Historic Formula Fords. They are consistent race winners (often overall even with the Club Fords) and parts are plentiful, both new and used. So they are very user friendly to own, and to race. If you get a good one, you should be able to put air in the tires, gas in the tank, and enjoy many weekends of great racing with the car. You can also vie for the overall win, or a championship with a Titan Mk6. We’ve done it, so have many others, and so can you.

 Even if your goal is not a championship, it is so much more pleasurable, safer, and quicker to drive a top designed and prepared car than a lesser car. Why waste your weekends and money trying to make a bad car good, when you can pay a little more now and have fun every time you wheel the car onto the track. 

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