Tecno Formula 4 1965 with the original Ducati 250 twin spark sprint engine. car runs and drives very good and have been serviced in 2022 after many years in a garage. Car has new oil, spark plugs, coils, etc. Tires are okay but hard and need to be changed if you want to race.

Top speed is 160km/h.

This Tecno have never been in any accident and have full history from when it was sold new in Sweden. This Tecno was raced for a few years in the sixties until Formula V took over, then placed in storage and only raced on a few occasions, then in historic events.
The car can be delivered in most places on mainland Europe for not more then €1000.

Tecno by brothers Luciano and Gianfranco Pederzani started their production of race cars in 1962, the Italian firm built karts at first before diversifying into larger types of open-wheel racing cars and eventually Formula 1.

Tecno arrived on the international stage in 1966 as a manufacturer of Formula 3 cars, which were characterised by a short wheelbase and forward driving position. Within a couple of years the Tecno was the car to beat in Formula 3, achieving 32 victories out of 65 major international races in 1968, while in 1969 Ronnie Peterson, driving a Novamotor-engined example, won 14 races including the prestigious support race at the Monaco Grand Prix.

Tecno's first move away from karts was with a car for Formula 4. The latter was one of the many low-cost formulae dreamt up in the mid-1960s, and catered for cars powered by 250cc production motorcycle engines. Tecno's effort, the K250, usually came with a 250cc Ducati engine installed.

The car can be viewed in Ängelholm, Sweden.This Classic Car is for sale on Catawiki. To have more information or to place a bid click on the "BID NOW" button.