Corvette Racing Dp-coyote Cars, Rear Suspension Mount, Cheever-pratt&miller on 2040-parts.com
Finksburg, Maryland, United States
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Here is a neat piece of racing equipment. We manufactured several rear suspension, structural plates for the Coyote Cars (owned formerly by Eddie Cheever) then powered by Porsche V8s. The chassis was designed by Pratt&Miller for Coyote Cars. Now these chassis are the basis for the Corvette Racing DP series. We made these mount plates for the rear suspension. This is a brand new, NEVER used item ready to be used on an existing chassis, conversation piece for a man cave or used for a project. The item comes with a copy of the drawing, in both print and digital formats, as well. The part number is stamped on the top of the part. This is a cool piece. It is manufactured from 7075, T-6, heat treated aluminum. Ask any questions you would like. Best of luck.
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