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When it was released in Australia in January 2013, motoring journalists were unanimous in their praise for the Quattro division’s ability to pump out another practical speed demon. The fourth iteration of the RS station wagon, it features a highly practical five-door body style and plenty of RS touches throughout its interior. But it is what is under the bonnet that got the automotive industry truly excited. A high-revving powerplant, the RS4 boasts an engine with plenty of attitude: a 4.2 litr

1956 Ford Crown Victoria Current IHRA & ANDRA Tech and Log book. Was NHRA certified 25.4B (7.50) Chris Alston Chassis Works (USA) "Eliminator II" full mild steel tube chassis, Front Coil over Spindles, Adjustable 4 Bar, Wheelie Bars. Body. All original steel in great condition with no rust Includes front bumper and indicator cowl Powdercoated aluminium interior Lexan windows with factory chrome Cool nostalgic/ratrod look with rusty bumpers, satin black painted body Deep Blue metalflake roof, das

The KFC Motorsport Cars are renowned and known throughout Australia as being reliable and competitive cars. This particular car won the AM Class of the Motorsport Australia GT Championship in 2022 with Paul Stokell and Gary Higgon. Maintenance wise, the car is completely up to date, with an attitude that when the car is out being used, it is "not to stop!". So, no questions asked, MPC/Audi Sport just did as per hours and book maintenance. Updated to Evo II specs in Jan 2022. The car comes wit

Subaru WRX STi 4 door – J Spec Group N Motorsport homologation car. The car was purchased brand new, and it has approximately 20 Km’s in total on speedometer. This vehicle has never been driven on a racetrack. As delivered by STi this 11MY - GVBC4VH model is fitted with 2.0 Litre, twin scroll turbo, this is a genuine factory motorsport car and was purchased new for competition only from Subaru Australia. This vehicle has been prepared for club day, circuit racing and tarmac rallies and wou

Mike Davidson's dream was to capture the world record for the fastest twin-engine Flathead powered streamliner and began over 25 years ago when he and others put their heads together and the DLRA was born. The journey of building his own car began by hiring moulds for the body from Arivetts in the USA and when his body was ready had extensive wind tunnel testing performed at the RAAF Edinburgh base. The car can be entered into four different classes depending on how it is configured. In March 20