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The Lynx Car Company was started in mid-1960s by Bob Riley and John Mills, both Ford Employees at the time. The Lynx 'B' Formula Vee was one of the first race cars designed by Bob Riley, who currently co-owns Riley Technology in Mooresville, North Carolina.
Garrett Van Camp built the car from a Lynx Kit in 1969 and was the Waterford Hills Formula Vee Champion.
Won the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Central Division Formula Vee championship in 1970 and finished fourth in the National Championship race at Road Atlanta.
Garrett Won the SCCA Formula Vee National Championship in 1971.
The car was sold in 1972 and raced extensively through 1995.
In 1999 Garrett re-purchased the car and began restoring it to the way it was in 1969.
The car has won several Waterford Hills and VSCDA (Vintage Sport Car Driver's Association) races and several VSCDA Formula Vee Championships since the restoration.
Lynx Formula Vee
Formula Vee is a spec road racing class that was started in 1963. The cars are based upon Volkswagen Beetle running gear and powertrain. The engine displacement is 1.2-liter and the only modifications allowed are blue printing and balancing. The engine develops about 60 horsepower. Overall length, minimum width, and minimum weight, 825 pounds, are specified. The top speed of this car on a road course with a long straightaway is about 105 miles per hour.By Daniel Vaughan | Aug 2007
Garrett Van Camp built the car from a Lynx Kit in 1969 and was the Waterford Hills Formula Vee Champion.
Won the Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) Central Division Formula Vee championship in 1970 and finished fourth in the National Championship race at Road Atlanta.
Garrett Won the SCCA Formula Vee National Championship in 1971.
The car was sold in 1972 and raced extensively through 1995.
In 1999 Garrett re-purchased the car and began restoring it to the way it was in 1969.
The car has won several Waterford Hills and VSCDA (Vintage Sport Car Driver's Association) races and several VSCDA Formula Vee Championships since the restoration.
Lynx Formula Vee
Formula Vee is a spec road racing class that was started in 1963. The cars are based upon Volkswagen Beetle running gear and powertrain. The engine displacement is 1.2-liter and the only modifications allowed are blue printing and balancing. The engine develops about 60 horsepower. Overall length, minimum width, and minimum weight, 825 pounds, are specified. The top speed of this car on a road course with a long straightaway is about 105 miles per hour.By Daniel Vaughan | Aug 2007
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