FF2000 Manufacturers
1975 MP16
1976 MP18
1977 MP20
1979 MP21
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Dulons were produced by Maxperenco (from MAX-imum PER-formance Engineering CO-mponents) in Didcot. The word Dulon is derived from the names of the two founders, Andrew Duncan (the DU of Dulon) and Bill Longley (the LON). Here's a 1972 MotorSport article about Maxperenco
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Maxperenco workshop
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Ken Hensley with his Dulon team.
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The MP16-20 Dulons were very similar in appearance. This is Ian Taylor in a Ken Hensley Racing MP20. Photo copyright Alan Cox.
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Dulons were very competitive in the early years of FF2000. This is Len Brammer’s MP16 at the Mallory Park hairpin in 1976. Photo copyright Ferret Fotographics.
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The MP21 of Historic FF2000 racer David Clark shows how different it was compared with the models preceding it.