Registry Archive 1: 1950-1967
Mk
Owner / Status, location
Chassis #
Photo/link
Details
1959 MK1 Formula junior (1 built)
Duncan Rabagliati, UK
HF 101
1959. The first formula Junior, Team Orange. Front engined.
1960 Mk2 Formula Junior (1 built)
Stuart Roach, UK
HF 2
Light blue. Front engined.
1960 Mk 3 Formula Junior (2 built)
HF 301
Unknown
George Smith Sold to Fred Opert end of 1966 season in Europe. Currently following historical leads.
HF 302
Destroyed
Converted to Formula Ford, then destroyed in 1970
1962 Mk 4 Formula Junior (2 built)
Neil Daws, UK
HF 401
Crashed and heavily damaged at Monaco in 1961. Rebuilt using chassis #402. Latest report is that HF401 is under restoration.
HF 402
Repurposed to replace chassis # 401 after it was destroyed in 1970
1963 Mk 5 Formula Junior (1 built)
Unknown, Europe
HF 501
On display in the DAF museum in Eindhoven, Netherlands
1964 Mk 6 Formula 3, Cosworth MAE (2 built)
Anna Dizane, Australia
HF 601
Still in Australia, Driven by Ampt, Sternberg and Chintock (1967-68) Updated 2007
Lou Russo, Australia
HF 602
Purchased by Mauricio Gamboa 1966. Driven successfully by Ed Marshall, Heavily damaged in accident at Cotati raceway, 1967. Car purchased by Lou Russo 2009. Car currently undergoing restoration to original.
1964 Mk 7 Formula 3 Cosworth SCA (2built)
Jim Netterstrom
HF 701
The Revson car. Destroyed in crash Rome 64' and rebuilt with chassis #703. imported into Canada by Bill Brewer 1968. despite no tag, Netterstrom car believed to be HF701
HF 702
HF 703
1965, 1967 MK 8 Formula 2/3 (3 built)
Unknown
Unknown
Former Ogilvie-Hardy F3 car. modified to wing car, fully restored racing in the UK.
Believed to be the Bill Jones F2 car. Competed in the Euro F2 in 1967. Built up special by Taylor from a leftover MK7 chassis. Driven principally by Philip Robinson, Chris Meek as a privateer effort. Ran BRM tuned Lotus twin cam
HF 801
HF 802
HF 803
TR2
1966 MK 9 Formula 3, Cosworth MAE (1 built)
1967 Mk 10 Formula 2, Cosworth MAE. (3 built)
TR 3
TR 4
TR 5
Unknown
Ian Bankhurst, UK
Scott Sanders, Colorado, USA
Neil McCrudden, Australia
Unknown
Malcolm Templeman Estate, UK
Uncompleted
Paul Hawkins Eifelrennen F2 winner. Sold to Denis Kingham, Ireland, then returned to UK and converted to FF. History lost at this point.
Used to rebuild destroyed chassis #701
"sold down "Oxford way" and never heard of again
Alan Taylor design. Imported to Australia from the UK by Tony Archer who sold the car to McCrudden. Car was fully restored and raced down under
Works car driven by David Hobbs once. Destroyed in hillclimb accident 1970, some parts re-used to build another car, but not resembling an Alexis
F2 Vegantune car. Sold to Lingard Goulding, then Templeman
Partly built up chassis, but never finished. Alexis to concentrate on FF production