1975 Chevron B29 Formula 2
- Make
- Chevron
- Model
- B29 Formula 2
- Year
- 1975
- Listed price
- $119,500
- Location
- Emeryville, CA
- Transmission
- 5-speed manual
- Mileage
- 0 miles
The Chevron B29 stands as a testament to the golden age of Formula 2 racing, a period when the series served as a crucial proving ground for future Grand Prix stars and a fiercely contested championship in its own right. Launched in 1975, the B29 was an evolution of Chevron's highly successful B27 and B28 chassis, designed to accommodate a variety of potent two-liter engines, most notably the formidable BMW M12. Chevron, a small but highly respected British constructor, built a reputation for crafting agile and aerodynamically efficient single-seaters, and the B29 continued this legacy, competing against established giants like March and Lola with remarkable success. Its lightweight monocoque chassis and sophisticated suspension design made it a favorite among privateer teams and factory-backed efforts alike, securing numerous victories across Europe and beyond. This particular 1975 Chevron B29 carries a distinguished provenance, having been campaigned by none other than the legendary Brian Redman, a driver synonymous with endurance racing and open-wheel success. Powered by the iconic BMW M12 2-liter DOHC inline 4-cylinder engine, this machine embodies the very essence of 1970s F2 performance. The M12, celebrated for its robust power delivery and reliability, made the B29 a formidable competitor on circuits worldwide. Furthermore, this B29 has undergone a comprehensive, cost-no-object restoration by the renowned J&L Fabrication, ensuring it presents in immaculate condition and is ready for its next chapter on track or in a discerning collection. This is a remarkable opportunity to acquire a meticulously restored piece of Formula 2 history, complete with a significant racing pedigree.
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