Prototipo Stratos for sale in Belgium

Spotted today this recent Advert for this Stratos Prototipo for sale in Belgium!:cool:
Anyone recognizes it? Is it a Hawk??

https://www.mikadoracing.com/Annonce-2016009.html

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It's not the one I had.
I see it has X lights on the back, and side intake detailing.

Is it Mikado Racing that have the Allora in Belgium?
This car isn't an Allora though.

I thought it’s your former car Chris despite there is some differences!
For sure it isn’t looking like an Allora! I don’t know which model is it? And who belongs it in Belgium??:confused:

Surprisingly there is another AD where the same car is announced like an original 1974 Stradale!!:confused::p

https://www.lva-auto.fr/petites-anno....php?id=305210

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Originally Posted by Stratie.fr

Surprisingly there is another AD where the same car is announced like an original 1974 Stradale!!:confused::p

https://www.lva-auto.fr/petites-anno....php?id=305210

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There's a number of OE features that would suggest that. The seats look like the ones that Vince Abbott had before he fitted Bordigaris:

Does this help Chris, from photos in the second link that Fredric put on?

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There's a number of OE features that would suggest that. The seats look like the ones that Vince Abbott had before he fitted Bordigaris:

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Plus the shape of the sill at the A post base, the correct positioning of the headlight switch, correct gauges, carpeting and centre tunnel. The screen pillars look too thin to be anything other than an original. Engine bay pictures show correct chassis detail too. Not sure about the rear suspension top mount though? Obviously a Dino missing drop gears but with Kugelfischer injection.

Has anyone asked for/know a price?

Thanks Robin,
So now we know for certain.

As Guy says, it's a steel monocoque.
The engine is a 2.4 cast iron block. Group 4 features, like the high alternator drive and comp. flywheel, but with a Stradale expansion tank. Yes Guy, where's the clutch bell housing gone?! You'll need that.

Thank you Chris Robin and Guy for your interesting explanations about this original stradale relooked in Prototipo :o
I don’t know its price but it could be very high due to the works as an unique one on the market:cool:

In my knowlegde there is only a couple of 1971-72 genuine Prototipo cars ( I have seen 3 differents before in magazines and photos in white orange and red…Maybe Chris do you know exactly how many have been built in this period for show and magazines?)

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Originally Posted by Stratie.fr

In my knowlegde there is only a couple of 1972-73 genuine Prototipo cars ( I have seen 3 differents before in magazines and photos in white orange and red…Maybe Chris do you know exactly how many have been built in this period for show and magazines?)

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Only 1 car with aluminium panels. The 1240 car. Shown at the 1971 Turin Show. Identifiable by its twin windscreen wipers and unique wheels. It has an alloy block 206 Dino engine and twin wishbone rear suspension. Nothing on this car is like any of the pre production or production cars.

There was a car shown at the following year's Turin Show, (1972) with similar looking panels, but probably with a steel monocoque. Fibre glass panels. On the old forum, Christian Hrabalek said that this car maybe no longer exists. Christian said that this car had a unique dashboard and big red orange circles on the sides of the seats.

I think that's all, but some of the pre production cars (9 cars) had similar front panels. Like the Chamonix ice race car, for example.

Both the above cars had a Ferrari gear lever.
I notice that the car for sale has a Ferrari lever with no gate. Is this because it is using the Stratos gate at the back?

Thanks a lot for these precise interesting and remembering informations…Once you have time you should write a book with all your historic knowledge Chris!:rolleyes:

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