10 Car, Bike or Kart for sale

3K Saloon Car, Ex Grant Johnson, 3 times National Champion and 7 times WA State Champion. Package includes Racecar, Trailer with tyre rack and toolbox and negotiable spares.

Perkins Engineering VT036 silver bullet 2000 Russell Ingall car Refurbished in 2016 Run at festival of Motorsports Adelaide 2017, log books x3 from 2000 up to date has not been used since 2017

This is one of the rarest of the rare Bullet Roadsters. Built as one of the 2 first V8 prototypes prior to the vehicle achieving full Australian compliance. The only one in this colour, a Lamborghini Silver, this Bullet was owned by its creator John Bettini until approximately 2017. It was then bought by a gentleman in Ipswich who sold it to me in 2021. Unfortunately due to age and health reasons I can no longer keep this awesome piece of machinery. Only travelled around 23,000k's(still used re

Price Dropped to meet the market! This is a future modern classic and a smart investment for the avid motorcycle collector. SZR BELGARDA/YAMAHA SZR660 Super Mono Thumper. Built by Belgarda Spa Racing Italy for Yamaha to win the World Super Mono Championship, which it did!. Its an official Yamaha model so all parts through Yamaha. *660cc single cylinder 50hp *LAMS approved *Bike is stock except for muffler which is Titanium off a ZX10R, sounds awesome! *Frame TZ-R 250 *Swingarm TZR-125

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN OVER 15 YEARS, WE ARE PROUD TO PRESENT PERKINS ENGINEERING HOLDEN COMMODORE V8 SUPERCAR PE036! 1999 PE036 Castrol/Perkins Engineering V8 Supercar “Silver Bullet” driven by the Enforcer Russell Ingall. Bodied as the road going VT commodore, this amazing machine was the forefront of the V8 touring car series in the year 2000. Larry Perkins with his Castrol sponsored holden Commodores always proved to be a crowd favourite. PE036 debut to the V8 touring car series was proving

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