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Hi all just looking no the bay of e and came across this 2001 Jordan Honda EJ11 Formula 1 F1 Grand Prix Car could be a fun project ? wonder how much is underneath it says no running gear but looks compleat from the out side or if its just the body and steering wheel and wheels on some wooden blocks . could even just put a 50” lcd tv in front and get a force feedback wheel for the ps3 and pretend to be a f1 driver lol if only I had a spare £10,000 or so what do you lot think the reserve is set at.

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I remember this car well. The company I work for, Lucent Technologies used to sponsor the Jordan F1 Team (you can see the logo on the nose cone) and we used to put this car on our exhibition stand at the 3GSM conference in Cannes and Barcelona. It looks good until you get close up and it is nothing but a bare carbon fiber airfix model. It would never drive again. Eddie Jordan gave our VP the scale wind tunnel model of this car. He kept it in his office in a glass cabinet.

Stick a 1300 xflow in it and bobs yer unkle!!

light enough for a bike engine? lol

when you say its just a carbon airfix model, do you mean none of the steering/suspension/ etc works?

Perhaps you can make some moulds out of it, design a chassis, and start a kitcar company....

Too many "formula 1 cars for the road" look nothing like formula 1 cars. Now this could be something special. Hard to SVA but would make quite a track day car. Would make people who turned up in an MX5 think twice.

Taking moulds from it sounds like a plan too.

600cc bike engines rev to about 16,000 RPM don't they? two of them, coupled slightly out of phase would sound a bit like a V8. 250 BHP in 500 kg would be quite quick. It sounds like the beginning of a plan.