SCCA Diecast

After the demise of the USRRC GT Championship in 1965, the SCCA National Series races became the de facto top level for GT cars in the US. This was also the "heyday" of the Trans-Am series, so much of the production road racing talent in North America gravitated there. There were some interesting cars, especially in the lower-displacement "C-Production" class. The IMSA GT series eventually took over and SCCA reverted back to its traditional semi-pro status.

Championships

In addition ot the many reigonal-level events, the SCCA has always held National-Level events throughout the year. Initially there was a points system to determine the national championships, but a winner-take-all race was created in 1964. This was originally called the "American Road Race of Champions", but over the years has become the "SCCA Runoffs".

Toyota 2000GT

The Shelby American team ran two of these rare cars in the 1968 SCCA National Championship, but oddly not at Daytona or Sebring.

SCCA
Place	Car Sponsor	Car # Class	Model	Ref. #	Image
SCCA 1965
1	Porsche 356 Bruce Jennings (NOTE: Box reads 1960; Car matches 1965 photos.)	77 CP	Schuco	450883500
SCCA Virginia 1966
8	Jaguar XKE Dudley Smolen	39 BP	Best	9253
SCCA 1968
?	Toyota 2000GT Dave Jordan	3 CP	Kyosho	03038A
?	Toyota 2000GT Dave Jordan	23 CP	Ebbro	43252
			Kyosho	03038B
			Del Prado ('World Racing Car Collection')	?
?	Toyota 2000GT Scooter Patrick	33 CP	Ebbro	43251
			Kyosho	03038C
?	Datsun Fairlady 2000 (SRL-311) Bob Sharp	33 CP	Ebbro	43018
American Road Race Of Champions 1968
4	Toyota 2000GT Scooter Patrick	45 CP	Kyosho	03038D
American Road Race Of Champions 1969
CP
DNF	Triumph TR6 'Quaker State' Bob Tullius	44 CP	Solido ('Yesterday' Series)	1861
			Detail Cars	356
American Road Race Of Champions 1971
CP
1	Datsun 240Z John Morton	46 CP	Kyosho	K03169B
			Del Prado ('World Racing Car Collection')	?
3	Datsun 240Z Dan Parkinson	3 CP	Kyosho	K03169A