7 Car, Bike or Kart in Australia for sale

MEV SONIC 7 Built/licenced 2018 11 *** km’s 210 HP @ 6psi at the wheels Space frame designed in WA to meet the rules and regulations for Australia. Fibre glass is imported from England Engine is 2006 Ford Focus Duratec 2.0L – 3000km’s at time of build Garrett GTX2860r gen 1 .64.rear housing 500cc fuel injectors Aluminium short runner intake manifold Cast iron turbo exhaust manifold water to air intercooler Ford Focus 5 speed Gearbox Chrome moly flywheel ,heavy duty clutch and pressure plate

Mazda 3 2011 6 speed Race Car. Never seen the track, 90% completed Drives and runs roll cage required final welding. New Exceedy Clutch, New Carbotech Brakes, Racing Beat Sway bars , exhaust, New Koni Sports Struts, New Disc, Relocating workshop and have no where to store so the car requires a new home.

Genuine Australian delivered 12A RX3 Coupe. True to it’s original log-book from 1991 the car still runs period correct 12APP, extended fuel-bowl Weber and has an early LSD and Needham close ratio box with 6-point bolt in cage. Lots more pics here https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/in3bfqwjsf82gsbn3cn1b/h?rlkey=ti3snaesjilgakocndpv7q2j7&st=i3k76t7r&dl=0 Plenty of mechanical upgrades since this car was pulled from a shed where it had sat for over 13 years. This is an Australian delivered 12AP coupe

This race-winning car was driven by Paul Stokell in the 1990 Driver to Europe Series - it was placed 2nd in the championship to Russell Ingall driving a later model 1990 Van Diemen. It has been restored to the highest standard and has been lightly raced since. The car is entered for the 2024 Baskerville Historics in November 2024 where it is to be driven by Paul Stokell. It is in race-ready condition, complete with a Certificate of Description. The car is for sale during and after this meeting

Reynard 83FF - FB Lap Record holder at SMSP, this is beautiful and very fast Historic Formula Ford which has been maintained by Listec Race Cars. 2 sets of wheels, full set of body moulds This is a reluctant sale, however, the car must go in order to fund other racing pursuits.

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