Description
Bac Mono One complete upper body untreated carbon fibre shell for sale £8,000 ono. This is a very rare opportunity to acquire such a collectible since the Mono One is no longer in production and the Briggs Automotive Company have only ever sold components to BAC Mono owners only. This would make an ideal project for someone considering building their own Bac Mono or to hang on a wall as an art installation. The parts have been sourced directly from Briggs Automotive Company in Liverpool and are authentic and they have a retail cost of £24,386.83 (inc VAT) based on invoices supplied. I will not accept offer on individual parts and delivery to your desired destination can be arranged by separate negotiation. Various images supplied displaying the parts as they are along with sample painted images of whatbghey could look like.
Full list of components :
Mono One Body
Mono One Spine
Mono One Front Hatch
Mono One Spine Left/Right Hatch
Mono One Rear Wing
Mono One Intake Covers
Mono One Rear Brake Light
Mono One Petrol Cap
Mono One Main body grille
Mono One Petrol cap assay
Mono One Bonnet catch assay
Mono One Decals
Mono One Brochure
The original BAC Mono became the first and only single-seater, road-legal supercar when it was launched at the Retro Classics Show in Stuttgart in 2011. Upon its reveal, the car caused shockwaves in the industry with its genius – never before had there been a supercar that combined racing technology and the latest automotive innovations with genuine track pedigree and on-road ability.
Mono was built to be the ultimate performer. The focus was on making the car incredibly fast, and its 2.7-second 0-60mph time shows just how quick it is off the mark. Even so, BAC strives to make the Mono accessible to drivers of all skills and from all walks of life, as it provides the ultimate entertainment on both the road and the track.
Its performance achievements around the world make it a true pace icon, with production car lap records achieved at over 10 circuits around the globe – including Sepang, Anglesey and Zolder. Countless renowned awards for its driving experience and the brilliance of its conception and build also speak volumes.
At the end of the first-generation BAC Mono’s lifecycle, BAC released the Mono One – a celebratory final edition of the iconic original single-seater supercar and the rarest model ever produced by BAC. Just three examples were available worldwide: Iconic White, Carbon Black and Neon Red.
