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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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Race ready! Regretful sale of my Mygale formula ford and spares due to life commitments. Vehicle is a 1995 Mygale SJ95 Formula Ford with a Ford Kent Crossflow engine. It is chassis number 2 which is pretty awesome for a collector and it's an ex-Team Australia car. Would be an awesome collectors item. Vehicle was purchased mid 2023 and was brought up to spec to compete in 2024 with a new dash, rain light, and other misc bits. Has only done a single test days in my possession and drove great but
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Mazda RX7 Series 5 FC 1991 Race Car. 13B Bridge Port Turbo ( built by South Coast Rotary) . 2 way LSD , GT 35R Garret Turbo , Microtec ECU , New Exeedy carbon twin plate clutch.2 sets of wheels. Rear wing, New fiberglass front splitter. Inter cooler and radiator as per pictures , OMP seat, New adjustable racing suspension. New rotors and pads . Heaps of spares. Available as a roller ( less engine) for $18,000 . Would make great drift car. Car is located in Kempsey NSW,
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Third formula 3 built by Ron Tauranack and raced successfully by Jim Sullivan (the driver of the year to Europe 1964) From 65 to 70 owned by Promecon. Then purchase by Fred Opert of the USA, third owner Joe Bosworth raced as a formula Ford for 10 years in USA. Race logbook goes with car. Brought back to Australia and disassembled to rebuild. The present and only the fourth owner Graham Dell purchased all the parts and totally rebuilt to a very high standard. In actual fact only driven by Jim Sul
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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