We are pleased to offer 1971 Ferrari 512 M replica s/n JDR #01. This car is a virtual duplicate of the Factory 512 M racers. The body, frame and suspension were duplicated by John Hajduk when he rebuilt 512 Ms s/n 1008 and 1034 in 1994/95.

The engine is a Daytona engine fitted with a modern dry sump system and converted to slide–valve fuel injection, built by Bob Wallace. John fitted the Lucas metering unit to the back of the left cam, and the distributor to the right cam bank, so the engine looks like a correct 512 S/M engine and produces almost 500 hp. With a weight well under 2,000 lbs and almost 500 hp, the power to weight ratio is truly staggering and all of this performance is put to the ground through a bullet–proof Hewland gearbox. Eligible for HSR, SVRA, SCCA vintage and multiple other events, JDR #01 is the lowest priced Ferrari Sports–Prototype on the planet. This Ferrari would be insanely expensive to build today. It is available for less than the cost of construction in 1995.

A comprehensive spares package including a painted nose, a primed nose, the nose mould, the tail mould, the air box mould, four new BBS wheels and a new oil tank are available at a modest extra cost.