1966 Lola T70 MkII
Quick Specs
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5.5-Liter Chevrolet V8
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450 hp (est.)
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N/A
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Road / Endurance Racing.
Can-Am Racing Pedigree
Lola Cars, founded in 1958, was a prominent British race car manufacturer that rose to fame primarily because of its success with the T70 in Canadian-American Challenge Cup (Can-Am) racing in the 1960s. The T70's lightweight, robust chassis and powerful Chevrolet V-8 engine made it a favorite of drivers and fans alike. In 1966, drivers John Surtees, Dan Gurney, and Mark Donohue won five out of six Can-Am races in T70 MkIIs. After its dissolution in 2012, Lola was acquired in 2022 and expects to return to international motorsport as an electric powertrain manufacturer in the Formula E World Championship in 2025.
Collection of the Petersen Automotive Museum, Gift of Judith Ann Reiling in loving memory of Ben Reiling
This vehicle featured in the ‘Driven to Win’ exhibit.
1966 Lola T70 MkII Gallery
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