9 Car, Bike or Kart for sale

Is there a more iconic rally car than the Subaru Impreza WRX? Perhaps only the Mitsubishi Evolution comes close but there is no denying the fact that when you ask someone to picture a rally car, they will likely conjure up an image of a blue WRX (with gold wheels, of course) at full noise tearing through a forest stage. You can’t help but smile. Such is its hero status, the WRX remains a highly sought after weapon of choice when it comes to the sport of rallying and this particular 2006 Spec C

Improved Production RX3. 13B O'Dell Fontana bridge port. Laird manifold. Motec. Aim dash with full logging. 5 speed dog box. Hilux rear end, floating axles, cambered. MCA 3 way adjustable gold shocks. Spare set of wheels, flares, spoilers and moulds. Wilwood brakes.

VS commodore cup car. Built new by Dean ORR of Perkins Engineering, and never raced as class was cancelled prior to completion. The shell was a NOS lightweight shell with no Holden VIN or chassis number. Running 253 Gene Cook race engine. Aluminium Commodore Cup car heads. Super T10 PPG dog box full floater differential Alcon 6 spot brakes. AIM dash. Race Tech seat PWR radiator. Currently Logged as improved production but most suited as entry level sport sedan. Car has only completed in a hand

1996 VS SLR 5000 BUILD NO. 28 5L AUTO

When you think of iconic Japanese cars from the seventies, a number of makes and models immediately spring to mind. But if you had to nominate just one car that best represented design cues, styling and engineering from the era, it would have to be the Mazda RX-3 Coupe. When it was released here in 1972, the rotary-powered coupe was a legend-in-waiting and without question the car has well and truly achieved cult status amongst the Australian automotive community. This particular example has