14 items with Roll Cage for sale

Ford BA race ute (used in the Queensland production Ute series) Has come either 2nd or 3rd in championship in each year it’s competed - [ ] BF 6 cylinder gas motor , billet oil gears and tune (1-2 seasons old) - [ ] 6 speed gear box with rip shifter (4 races old) - [ ] Custom single piece tail shaft (4 races old) - [ ] Locked diff - [ ] Qld production ute series brake package - [ ] Quick release steering wheel - [ ] Scott’s rods cage (national spec not just local requirements) - [ ] Push butt

This is a highly sought-after two-litre Super Touring car from the celebrated era of British Touring Car Championship racing. A 1997-build car constructed and run by MSD (Motor Sport Developments) in that year’s BTCC and driven by British ace Patrick Watts in its distinctive Esso Ultron green and gold livery. Currently located in Adelaide, South Australia, chassis PR003 is one of only three 406 Super Tourers cars built for the 1997 BTCC season and later raced in Australia in the BOC Gases Aust

In standard guise, the VW Scirocco R is no slouch. Capable of sprinting from 0 to 100kph in 6.0 seconds, its 4 cylinder 2.0L turbocharged engine produces 252hp at 6,000 RPM and boasts 330Nm all the way from 2,500 RPM to 5,000 RPM. So what happens when you turn the wick up and the experts at Harding Performance are let loose to really see what the 2.0 FSI engine is capable of...? How does 450hp at the hubs on 98 octane sound (or 550hp on race fuel) courtesy of its dual ECU maps? That is exactly

Shane van Gisbergen's first V8 Supercar drive now up for sale! - Full V8 Sleuth Car report available upon request. In 2005 Stone Brothers Racing were at the peak of their period as a V8 Supercars powerhouse, having claimed back-to-back championships with Marcos Ambrose in 2003 and 2004. This car was the fourth BA Falcon chassis built by the team, construction beginning in 2005 ahead of becoming Ambrose’s car for the 2006 season. However, Ambrose announced early in 2005 that he’d leave V8 Superc

Bathurst 1992 12 Hour Peter Brock’s team car. The car was part of the 3 car team sponsored by Peugeot factory car team. The photos were taken when it was in Bathurst Brock car museum.

1939 Chrysler Open wheeler Historic race car built in 2005 by Ken hooper and Dick Vermeulen. Proven, reliable and competitive race car regularly used and maintained. Motorsport Australia (CAMS) Log book CAMS Historic group K(b) Covered trailer included.