Slip n Slide: 1937 INEX Legends Racer
If you don’t know anything about Legends racing, let me give you a quick overview. First started in 1992, the Legends class uses a steel backbone chassis with 5/8 scale replica body shell designed to look like mid ’30s Ford/Chevy/Dodge Coupe that you’d have seen in early NASCAR races back in the day. The Legends car formula uses Yamaha motorcycle engines and some basic suspension/brakes to make racing as affordable as possible. The best part is that the little Legends cars race on both asphalt and dirt — so you get slip, slide, or drift if that’s your thing. Find this 1937 Inex Legends Racer offered for best offer in Vass, NC via faceplace marketbroken. Tip from John W.
From the seller:
1937 Inex legends
$1,234
Vehicles
Listed 11 weeks ago in Vass, NC
Seller’s Description
Legends Racecar For Sale
Race ready
2 sets of wheels and tires
Few spare parts
Make offers obo
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Here are some ads for used Legends race cars. The price range appears to be about $4,000 to $10,000. In 2017, new ones were selling for around $13,000.
https://www.racingjunk.com/category/73/Dwarf-Legends.html?page=2
“Buy today Race today”.
Must have some long days in North Carolina.
I approve the NYC paint job.
Just needs an Indian, a Dutchman, and a windmill painted on it
That price seems quite reasonable
have these ever been made road legal? seems like it could be a fun little weekend car or a way to perk up the commute.
I googled that a long while back there are some that have been done.
I kept going found YouTube videos of a guy who made an Indy car street legal. So I’d say if there’s a will there’s a way depending on state laws where you live.
If you can plate it in a state you will never actually drive it in, you should be fine.
There are some street legal Legends cars on the market. Here is one at $7,900. Not sure when it was posted.
https://carscoms.com/1934-street-legal-chevy-coupe-legends-car-322520.html