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Genuine V8 SS, mostly built and maintained by Ron Misssen before he retired (Ron has built quite a few famous Bathurst & Championship winning Touring Cars). Car is road registered as a Tarmac Rally Car and is log booked with Motorsport Australia. I developed the car mostly for track days/hill climbs/super sprints etc. but it has only been used on test and tune days so everything is fresh. Some specs below; Full custom-made, ball jointed and solid mounted front end including MCA adjustable coilo
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Due to retirement from racing reluctant sale, looking for a keen driver, no work to be done as the car is serviced and ready to race. To organize a track test day please call Garry 0419260465 or email: info@stevenssecurity.com.au Mazda RX 7 two door full steel space frame fiberglass body Sports sedan, freshly painted, Race engine is a USA Nacar SB2.2 - 6 litre V8 - roller cam - Alloy heads triple plate clutch, Holley Carburetor, Gearbox is a 6-speed manual Hollinger, Gear box has super car
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JWF MILANO GT, CHASSIS BY JOHN WYNN, 350 CHEV ENGINE BY RUSSEL JONES, ORIGINAL 1960 FACTORY COMPETITION BODY. DYNO SHEET 450HP AND WEIGHT AT 800KGS. IRS REAR END, AVO COIL OVERS FRONT AND REAR, BOOSTERED DISCS. RENEGATE SEQUENTIAL SHIFTER ON TOP LOADER 4 SPEED. EXTENSIVE CLASS RACE WINS, REGISTERED ON QLD CLUB REGO. CAR IS EXILERATING TO DRIVE. PHONE 0413995431 FOR FURTHER INFO OR TO INSPECT.
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An extraordinary achievement, the Ferrari 296 GTB stands as a worthy successor to the iconic Dino, exemplifying a marvel of engineering prowess. It serves as a formidable challenge to McLaren, demonstrating that downsizing engines can indeed enhance performance. This vehicle is a testament to Ferrari's expertise in hybrid and electric technology. Amongst its many accolades, the most significant is perhaps this: it's arguably the finest supercar available today. The 296 GTB is a complex masterpi