6 Circuit Racing with Roll Cage for sale

Mitsubishi Evo 4 Race Circuit or Tarmac History of vehicle not determined but was built and setup as a tarmac car and was in storage for some years as from what was a deceased estate . I purchased the car from The previous owner who had car for a couple years doing some rally sprints and short tarmac events . Drives and handles extremely well with no problems . Ready to race . Has roll cage which would have met requirements some years ago but no log book can be supplied or serial numbers on

VERY regretful sale - only selling due to change of circumstances - open to discuss reasonable offers. Give me a call, we can chat much further about the car but here is the (long) summary: 1997 Mitsubishi Lancer EVOLUTION IV GSR ~148,000~km Grey import 2009 - Rally Rego clause - currently on Special Interest Type B registration in Tasmania. Car was built in 2009/2010 by Techsport Melbourne for Adam Newton to race in Targa Tasmania - where it won Rookie Rallye 2010 showing off its Unique Cars

Reluctant sale but it’s time to move on. Finally concluded I just don’t have the time or energy anymore to go racing. Grandkids have taken over. Built in 98. First raced in 99. Have been upgrading since. Lots of fun in a fast, consistent car. CAMS Log book 3J for Improved Production issued 1998 Mitsubishi 4G54 Engine (bored to 2.8) Dyno’d to 182 RWHP Lightened pistons M6 Head (Ported, Polished and Flow Tested) Twin Weber 45 DCOE Carburettor’s Custom camshaft Custom Intake manifold Custom

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

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.