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RALT RT4 1986 Formula Atlantic #594 Historic log book H1650 Absolutely complete restoration by Brett Lupton in late 2022 / early 2023. No chassis component has done more than 600km since. A finer example of a Formula Atlantic will be hard to find anywhere. • New compliant fuel cell • Compliant 6 point Willans harness • Compliant fire system (OMP CEO-FAL-3-A01 electric) • Quaife QDF S/6 Diff • FT 200 Gear box had comprehensive refresh. New gears, new bearings, shafts. 26 sets ratios, mostly un

RT30 ex Cellnet Ground Effects. Car is in excellent condition with many spares and plenty of history. VW engine.

1987 Ralt RT5 American Super Vee. Ground effects car. Constructed October, 1987, first raced November, 1987. Won the American Super Vee Championship in 1989. Historic COD, Group R and CAMS log book. Fitted with VW Golf engine and 5 speed gearbox, Hewland internals. Fitted with approved Penske shockabsorbers. Comes with some spares including some rims and wet weather tyres. Also included alignment equipement, all documentation and setup specifications.PN 0425 336071 $70,000 ONO.

Time to go unfortunately, 1965 Chevy Belair, new build not quite finished. Set up for A Gas and or 1/8th mile. Diff - new Chevy 12bolt with Lenco spool 5.44 gears and Summers Bros axles and "C" clip eliminator kit new tailshaft. Wheels are 15x14.5 Centreline Pro stocks with 32in slicks, 15x5 frontrunners. New roll cage, tubs etc. Torana front end and steering with SPAX adjustable front shockers. Engine set up for Big Block Chev. Extractors to suit Big Block Chev, Fuel cell and spares ROLL

Category. Historic group R sports. Raced by Toleman as a European F2 car driven by Brian Henton in 1979, finishing runners up in championship. The car was then sold to a race team Genoa racing in America. It was converted to a single seater Can-Am sports car. Competing in the1983 World Sports Racing Prototypes. Driven by Marzio Romano in the USA. Other drivers include Maurizo Flammini and Juan Manuel Fangio 111. The car was totally restored in 1998 with no expense spared including a new tub

Ivan Tighe built this unique race car to compete in the Australian Hill Climb Championship. It was powered by an air-cooled two cylinder Vincent engine. In 1964, Tighe beat his nemesis, Bruce Walton, to capture the Austrailian Hill Climb Championship. Voluminous period magazine articles, race results, detailed engine information, correspondence, etc. is available upon request. This is a highly documented piece of Australian racing history. The Tighe Vincent is powered by a period correct 19