Monoposto
Chassis number: FJ 621

20 Elfin Formula Juniors were constructed of a multi-tubular space frame with aluminum and GRP body panels using engine options including Ford 1100, 1340, and 1500, Coventry Climax, Peugeot, Hillman Imp, and even a Vincent HRD motorbike engine.

Winner of the 1962 Australian Formula Junior Championship driven by Frank Matich.

An Elfin was used to test tire compounds and track conditions for Donald Campbell's Bluebird 1963 successful world land speed record on Lake Ayre.

This vehicle is chassis number FJ621 and was the 3rd Elfin Formula Junior built. Delivered in January of 1962 to Roy Morris with a 1100cc Coventry Climax engine fitted. The engine was replaced with a Ford Anglia motor in 1963 and contested the Victorian Formula Junior Championship driven by Tony Reynolds. It was later fitted with a 1340cc Ford Consul, then a 1500cc Ford Cortina over several owners. Campaigned in Group O Historics for 20 years by South Australian, Derry Greeneklee.

It was purchased by Bill Hemming in 2007 and restored to its 1963 Ford 1100cc Group M specifications to contest the 2008 Formula Junior 50th Anniversary series in Australia, New Zealand, the USA, and South Africa.