- John
Tojeiro (3
December 1923, Estoril,
Portugal – 16
March 2005, Cambridge, England),
affectionately known as Toj, was an
engineer and
racing car designer...
- The
Tojeiro Ecurie Ecosse is a
sports racing car, designed,
developed and
built by
British designer John
Tojeiro, and
raced by the
Scottish racing team...
- John
Tojeiro, the
original designer of the AC Ace ch****is
became a
director of the
company and the car was
renamed the Dax
Tojeiro. The
Tojeiro has undergone...
- for a
replacement for the
ageing 2-Litre, AC took up a
design by John
Tojeiro that used a light, ladder-type
tubular frame, all
independent transverse...
-
acquired Tojeiro-Jaguar. Once again,
neither car made it to the
final flag, the D-Type
suffering engine failure after 70 laps, and the
Tojeiro a fire after...
- died in
Estoril in 1946
under unknown cir****stances. The
engineer John
Tojeiro was born in Estoril. The
Estoril coast is
relatively close to Lisbon, the...
-
production of the AC Ace,
based on a
lightweight ch****is
designed by John
Tojeiro and hand
built aluminium body
designed and
built by Eric
George Gray with...
- an
exhaust valve and not a
Butterworth flap
valve which dropped." The
Tojeiro-Butterworth sports-racing car was
built by R.C.C
Palmer over a
period of...
- the E-type, and
David Murray of
Ecurie Ecosse offered him a ride in the
Tojeiro EE Mk2, and
their Cooper T49, in
which he won at Goodwood. For 1963, he...
-
entered both a
Jaguar D-Type (for
Masten Gregory and
Innes Ireland) and a
Tojeiro-Jaguar (for Ron
Flockhart and Jock Lawrence).
After the very
strong run...
