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In perfect condition excluding the large daggy seat, hydraulic brakes, tach/hour meter, balanced for a 85 kg driver so she goes really well in the corners around the back yard, an impulse buy new which ignored my age. So she has had little use, original tyres, your chance to grab a bargain and rip off a boomer at the same time. Phone will likely go to message, email rzgreenup@gmail.com
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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
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We are offering a time attack car built by Full Stage Tuning Garage in Osaka. It ran in Tsukuba & Central Circuit Car Specifications SPIRIT SPEC S (FULLTAP) FRONT 14K REAR 14K NISSAN FRONT SUSPENSION MEMBER NISMO ENGINE MOUNT NISMO STEERING MOUNT REBUILT FRONT DRIVE SHAFT LACK & PINION REBUILT REAR MEMBER RIGID REAR DIFF RIGID PILLOW BALL FRONT AXLE BY IKEYA FORMULA DIXEL FRONT BRALE ROTOR SARD INJECTOR x 6 (550cc) SARD FUEL PUMP (295L) HKS V-PRO (Ver 3.4) HKS CAMSHAFT IN256 EX256 HKS CAM S
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Built by "KirksWorks" Race Service in 2023 for Queensland and Australian Production Cars (QPC/APC). M2C was built for myself with top quality parts and labour. A regretful sale as i would like to participate in National GT4 Championship 2024 so i need it gone and get an GT4 spec car (M4GT4). If I won't sell it for that price I'll do a APC/QPC in 2024 season. - Had it since new and serviced every 4000-5000km. Currently 50K on the clock. - Full race car build can be found on Instagram - vodkaa_r
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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