Indy Lola Reynard Front Nose Cone W/adj Wings & Rear Wing W/bracket Carbon Fiber on 2040-parts.com
Longmont, Colorado, US
Here we have a very nice Indy Lola or Reynard Racing Front Nose Cone with Adjustable Wings and Rear Wing with Bracket, all Carbon Fiber in Very Nice Condition. Rear wing is 42-1/2" wide, and the front wing spread is 55-1/2". These have a few little marks but are great useable parts and very hard to find used and uncrashed. The tag inside the nose cone says Reynard Composites, part no. ILB 0067, batch no. E 00368. Local pick-up is free and we are located in Longmont, Colorado 80503. I will be happy to package these safely with heavy styrofoam and cardboard for shipping, but because of the size, Ebay's calculator may not quote a price. You are welcome to schedule your own carrier also. Any questions please email me. All my items have a money back guarantee. Shipping, handling, and insurance are calculated costs.
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