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For sale evo 8 race car Built for targa - 6 point bold in agi cage (national level) - new Omp seat and 6 point harness - spare parts and accessories - new set of wheel and street tyres. (not pictured) - 2 new semi slick race tyres - new paint 4 years ago - Fire extinguishers (x2) - Rear mounted battery - MCA Purple Suspension, fully adjustable - Front RS strut tower brace -Brembo Brake Callipers -Braided Brake Lines -Walbro 225 Fuel Pump -Fuel Injectors serviced and flow tested -Kelford 272 C

IMPORTED BY MITSUBISHI MOTORSPORT FULL QLD REGO - CAMS LOGBOOK ONLY 24 000KM ON CHASIS 2018 TARGA TASMANIA - 2nd Class / 5th Outright Rookie Engine rebuilt less than 10 000 km ago by previous owner ( 210kw @ wheels on 98 tune ) Currently on factory Evo 8 turbo - Fuel sampler fitted to fuel line Motec ECU ( Launch Control & 2 stage Anti-Lag activated ) Proflex ball bearing cannister shocks & Adjustable Coil overs ( Eibach springs 2 sets ) Full Welded Bond Chrome Molly cage Gearbox recently fu

1961 Elfin Zephyr Special. No.14 of the first 23 Elfin's ever made. Built by Noel Heard & Gary Cooper using a 2.6 L Zephyr 6 cylinder motor. Noel raced it in the 1961 Grand Prix. Won many hill climb championships, this is a great piece of Australian motor racing history. Noel completely rebuilt the car in 1998. The car has been used very little since. It is logged as a group M car with many photos & trophies. Sadly, Noel Heard is no longer with us but he was a wealth of information about the car

M20 McLaren replica. This car has been built over 12yrs to original design and specs, Full alloy tub rivetted and bonded as per original design. side mounted radiators and fuel tanks fitted with safety foam and surrounded with foam for side impact protection. M20 McLaren steering rack, alloy uprights and double adjustable shocks. 6 piston callipers on 12.25" discs and alloy hats on all 4 corners. Floor mount pedal box with adjustable brake bias. Cable drive Tach, Mechanical gauges (as per period

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