The Crosslé 20F and 22F

The Crosslé 20F

Crosslé's 1971/'72 Production Formula Ford of which 26 were built and 16 exported. The 20F featured different suspension geometry front and back to the 16F, and a removable nose cone to cut down on accident damage costs. Eddie Jordan, Jay Pollock, Harry Acheson and Jim Vermeulen are among the better known drivers to use 20F's, the latter starting the fashion for Crosslé's in Holland.

The Crosslé 22F

Three examples of this 1972 Formula 2 Libre, mono-coque chassis with tubular engine bay, were made. Brian Nelson drove the Desmond Mack Racing, Hart BDA engined 22F, which briefly sported unusual mid-body wings. John L 'Amie's car also had a Hart engine while Luke Duffy's version, driven by Ken Fildes used an FVA engine.