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Properly built from front to back with no expense spared. This vehicle was bought in by Mitsubishi Australia and built by Steve Hoinville. Was then bought to the spec you see here by Alan Heaphy (team Principal of Mitsubishi Ralliart) Very competitive production car from day one with multiple wins. Starting from scratch with a brand new 9 this car was a ground up build. Quick specs: Full national level cage (Tarmac spec) (whole interior stripped and painted nardo grey including boot AP Rac

Owned since 2016 and rebuilt using genuine parts mostly from Zcar Depot in America or the best aftermarket parts available. This car was a rough club level race car when I bought it but is now a very nice road car. I have done all mechanical work. All rust removed and bare metal respray. Full interior retrim including original seats by a fellow who does show cars. Original engine, gearbox and diff. All suspension bushes replaced using genuine items and the original struts had Koni reds installed

A very quick car that goes really really well, and sounds glorious - the 3.0i Busso V6 is known to be one of the all time great engines. If I was keeping it I would put a set of 17" teledials on it. ( I have a set of 16" teledials, so they will go with the car, just needs spacers (supplied) to clear the Brembos - Only selling as I have a race project on the go (yes, it's an Alfa......) But that's what ALFA stands for isn't it ? Always Looking For Another....... I have three at the moment, so I

Datsun Sunny sedan built for IPRA (3J) but can easily be a Supersprint, Hillclimb or even road car. Currently running as an Under 2 litre car but could be upgraded to an Over 2 litre car easily. Excellent 1 owner body shell. Wildridge Fabrications National spec cage. R33 GTST brakes front and rear. H165/23 spline diff. Recently rebuilt RB20 gearbox. Adjustable front and rear shocks. Adjustable brake bias. New fuel cell, surge tank and pumps. Haltech Elite 1500 ECU, wide band controller and dash

Hard to find V6 Busso engine 5 speed manual , Has been prepped for Targa / Tarmac rallies , but still can be an every day driver / track car , Leather interior , Air Con , electric windows etc , 146, 700 k's , Timing belts replaced recently , upgraded Bilstien suspension , Power Chip upgraded ECU , Larger throttle body , Cold air intake , New front brakes , Quick release Sparco steering wheel , Sports exhaust , external hold down / locking bonnet latches , comes with original steering wheel and

2021 fully race prepped Maverick with current AASA and MA logbooks. GRC cage and gussett/ brace kit. comes with: . Full spare set of Desert speed lab prepped Fox shocks . Full spare new P-Drive clutch . Knuckles, bearings, belt and brake pads galore . Brand new transmission spare . Full spare set of 30 inch Tensor tyres on 15 inch rims . New spare DPS unit - New front Diff spare Also up for sale is the dual axle race trailer. Happy to look at package

This is a very rare opportunity to purchase a genuine historic rally car with real pedigree. This car was purchased new 1975 and immediately turned into a rally car. It competed in the 1975 and the 1976 Southern Cross International Rallies. It was taken off the road and extensively refurbished and strengthened to undertake the gruelling 1977 London to Sydney Singapore Airlines Rally, the longest car rally ever held, covering 30,000 klms. Starting 53rd, the car finished 18th.The car was crewed b

Exquisite 1965 Datsun Fairlady 1600 in immaculate condition with 14 years of meticulous restoration. This car is the predecessor to the 240Z, and is close to concourse condition. Luxuriously presented custom full grain leather, and custom french-polished wood grain dash. Original engine and running gear.

For sale is a Datsun 1200 1985 with a 12a rotary Bridgeport car is blast to drive very clean build and present well made 200hp at the rear tyres, is on club rego at the moment but can work something out for the right price more info contact me on 0450500021

The Mildren was one of seven cars built between 1969 and 1971 to the Rennmax BN3 design. Soon after its creation, the Mildren was raced by none other than Max Stewart in the 1969 Tasman series, powered by a 1.6 litre Alfa Romeo engine, Stewart was able to claim 13th place but his relationship with this magnificent car was only just beginning. Later that year, the Mildren was fitted with a 1600cc Waggott FVA engine, which along with raw skill, talent and a head turner of a car, led Stewart to a 3