Intro: The TULL (an abbreviation of Turnbull) 84C was an experimental Formula Ford race car used for testing in 1984 and 1985 and was only raced twice. The 84C was used to work out the then-unknown pushrod suspension and to trial adapted aerodynamics and chassis designs.
From the 84C project came the TULL 86A, designed and built to go head-to-head with the ’new era’ factory cars from the UK. Bruce was then also involved in the design, construction and development of the Countess Lamborghini Replica now
operated by David Short in Fielding.
The Saker’s core fundamentals are swiftness and extreme manoeuvrability. The Saker is designed for people who enjoy driving for its sheer pleasure and is an example of the design axiom ’ ’form follows function.’ |
