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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.
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Now available for sale is what could easily be described as one of the best Mazda RX3 Coupes in the country. Every aspect of this car is day one original and honestly hard to believe. There is not a single modification on this car. Originally imported to New Zealand from Japan and then here to Australia approximately nine years ago and since being in Australia has only had two very careful owners. A full feature on the RX3 was published in issue 49 of Survivor Car Magazine. Running its original
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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
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Genuine Australian delivered 12A RX3 Coupe. True to it’s original log-book from 1991 the car still runs period correct 12APP, extended fuel-bowl Weber and has an early LSD and Needham close ratio box with 6-point bolt in cage. Lots more pics here https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/in3bfqwjsf82gsbn3cn1b/h?rlkey=ti3snaesjilgakocndpv7q2j7&st=i3k76t7r&dl=0 Plenty of mechanical upgrades since this car was pulled from a shed where it had sat for over 13 years. This is an Australian delivered 12AP coupe
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Log book. Body Full carbon body, painted recently in Mercedes silver New front splitter Spare end plates, canards Suspension/brakes Ohlin shocks Heap of springs All new arm bushes New rotors all round 4hrs New front calipers (willwood) Rear calipers rebuilt 4 sets of wheels 2x sets Lenso, 1 set bbs and 1 set jongbloods 2 set wets 2 sets of used c92 super soft 1 set of new c72 soft Electronics Motec c127 Motec m130 Geartronics Aim camera New omp fire bomb Engine Strong gen 2 hayabusa
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Very quick car, Won national round at Sydney Motorsport Park. Recently repainted and fully rebuild. New tire rod ends through out Fresh GSX-R 1000. AIM dash and data logger with integrated AIM camera. Car is maintained by Andrawos Auto and can offer spare parts if required Geartronics paddle shift with auto blip, can shift up and down without lifting the throttle Dry sump Selling due to building another race car
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Equipped with basic paddle shift system, Aim data logger, centerlock wheels and aero update. Comes with basic spares Track ready. Trailer can be included for another 5K Jam Motorsport support is available.
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Valiant by Plymouth LHD 1964 V100 2 dr sedan. 170 cu in slant six, A-833 four speed, triple Webers and much, much more. Built to Nb Historic Touring Car specs, but never log booked. With a dud driver at the wheel, long track Winton 1.49, Mt Tarrengower Hill Climb 51.6. Could be put on the road with minimal effort and expense. Youtube search [1964 Plymouth Valiant V100 Part 2] to see a few laps of Winton. Car is in Lyndoch SA Ph 0457120996. The following items are included in the sale- *recondit
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Third formula 3 built by Ron Tauranack and raced successfully by Jim Sullivan (the driver of the year to Europe 1964) From 65 to 70 owned by Promecon. Then purchase by Fred Opert of the USA, third owner Joe Bosworth raced as a formula Ford for 10 years in USA. Race logbook goes with car. Brought back to Australia and disassembled to rebuild. The present and only the fourth owner Graham Dell purchased all the parts and totally rebuilt to a very high standard. In actual fact only driven by Jim Sul