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Elfin Catalina # 6317, 1963. Ex Noel Hurd, in FJ form but eligible to run as a Grp M 1500cc .Bare metal restoration of chassis, fresh body and chassis paint by Herb Neal. All steel engine, geared cam, new JE forged pistons, new steel flywheel & ring gear, new AP clutch. New exhaust system, dry sump tank by Elwyn Bickley, C/R Hollinger box, stripped and refurbished. All new rod ends and bushes throughout. Alloy Elfin wheels, new shocks, and complete logbook, CofD from Motorsport Australia. Comes
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Roll CageLog Book
UNDER OFFER Elfin MR8c Ex Garry Cooper, Larry Perkins (1979 Rothmans winner), Didier Pironi (1980 AGP 3rd, lapped all the other 5000's), Sam Shahin. Stunning restoration by K&A that is a credit to its previous owner and really belongs in a museum. 100% race ready with spare package. I have several significant top end open wheel race cars including an Elfin MR6 and kids karting..... not enough time for this incredible car. Inspection welcome.
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This is a genuine NG Elfin with build plate EP 002 and comes with current log book and COD. It has had extensive development work and is a front running car with top HP engine, weight reduction where allowed and sorted steering and suspension. It comes with 2 sets of wheels and spares include a nose cane, brake drums, trailing arms, distributor, front shocks and assorted items. Wheel alignment bars are also included. Last outing at Phillip Island Festival of Speed qualified 3rd out of 16 cars.
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Roll CageLog Book
Rover P6B with chrome moly roll cage. Painted in Shell racing teams colours. This car is essentially rebuilt from the Camel/Shell Rover as constructed in 1972 at Manton Motors in Melbourne. The original car was modified extensively over the years to the extent that too much metal was removed from the structure, therefore it was necessary to donor A, B and C pillars and base unit but retaining all of the original light-weight panels, F5000 front suspension, framework in engine bay to hold the mot