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MGB Group Sb top spec engine Quaife diff straight cut gearbox with overdrive Fully serviced ready to go nothing to spend , current seatbelt. $22.500 Message Stan for full specs 0416128867 .
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Price reduced. 1996 Mallock Mk32B Supersports Nissan SR20 Turbo engine with FT200 Hewland transaxle. PI dash with Autronic computer Imported from UK new, build 3 of 9 cars. CAMS log book issued 1998. Full carbon fibre body work. Bodywork moulds included for front and rear, and front splitter section. 3x sets of ENKEI one piece centre lock wheels. 4pot AP brakes front and rear KONI Adjustable shocks Injectors cleaned and serviced. 2x new Fuel Pumps, 1x Prime, 1x Main 2x new batteries Car
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With the 100 years of MG celebrations currently happening, it is a great time to own a MG. This MG B is set up for racing, however, can be registered under Classic Vehicle Registration. Has had plenty of performance work done to it and has recently had a considerable amount of money spent on refreshing it. I can share information with those who are serious. A great fun little car, I just have some other projects on the go now.
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Selling due to lack of time/use: current owner since 2019 and only used for a handful of track days and supersprints at Wakefield and SMSP. Porsche 997.1 GT3 Cup Car Ex-Grove car in good condition making healthy power Amateur driver 1.35.8 SMSP and 1.01 WP on old rubber Fresh major service with Michael Newton Automotive with $30K+ reciepts including: - Full gearbox rebuild/refresh - 0km - Brand new clutch - Brand new brake pads - All new fluids and belts - General tidy up 3 sets of wheels/tyr
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Mallock MK31 chassis and body moulds. Includes suspension, front uprights, rear Escort diff housing.
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Roll CageLog Book
For Sale 2019 Porsche 991.2 GT2 RS Clubsport Number 006/200 Produced in the world Engine Aluminum six-cylinder rear-mounted twin-turbo horizontally opposed engine, rigid mounting Displacement 3,800cc stroke 77.5mm bore 102mm Power 515kW (700hp) at 7,000rpm Transmission Rigidly mounted performance-based 7-speed PDK-gearbox (DCT, dual clutch transmission) with short, succinct gearshifts Weight approx. 1,390kg Car is in great condition, only doing a handful of track days over the last 2 year
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Group S log booked race car. Ready to race. Competitive setup that’s a lot of fun. Dave Headley race head and manifold. Straight cut close ratio overdrive gearbox. 4.1:1 limited slip diff 6 wheels and tyres Electronic ignition and graphed distributor. Uprated, lowered race setup suspension Rowntree automotive bottom end with H-beam rods and lightened crank Alloy flywheel Baffled sump Dual fuel pumps Alloy radiator Electric fan It’s registered for the road as a modified vehicle so it’s also
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Porsche 911 996 Twin Turbo upgraded with Fabspeed exhaust and headers, Maxflow Air intake, Billet Alloy Diverter valves (Evo Racing), Hybrid Turbos (K24/18G Vivid Racing), GT2 Intercoolers, Computer Flash Tune, Quick Shift gear stick, Bilstein PSS9 Coil-over adjustable suspension, carbon fibre strut brace, GT3 6-piston fr brake calipers, GT3 Rear rotors (all brand new), Continental Conti Contact 6 as new road tyres on 19" rims plus Yokohama AO50M track tyres on Porsche Turbo 18" rims 90 per cent
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1966 Porsche 911 S Mileage: 87,325 miles. Just arrived, one of the worlds most iconic and most desired classic sports cars, the 1966 built/1967 first registered Left Hand Drive Porsche 911 S, early 305 Chassis number. Sold new in America and later purchased by one of Australia's eminent car connoisseurs from last owner in Texas. Presented in Original Factory Aga Blue with Beige interior, the car comes with factory Kardex. Excellent history. This car is a must for any serious Porsche collecto
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With collectors around the globe climbing over each other for an allocation for the new Porsche 911 ST Type 992, it's important to reminisce over its origin story. By the end of 1971 the Porsche 917 and Ferrari 512 battles were over and the 5.0 litre (‘big bangers’) had been replaced by a 3.0 litre formula for sports racing cars. Porsche now realised that the development of the 911 for GT racing had become excitingly urgent. So in 1972, the Porsche racing department developed the 911 S into a l