Mopar fans knew him simply as “Mr. Norm,” as he and his dealership were synonymous with Dodge performance in the 1960s. Norman Kraus founded Chicago’s Grand Spaulding Dodge in 1962, right as the muscle car era was set to explode. Mr. Norm’s strategy was to focus on performance, and Grand Spalding Dodge quickly became the Mopar community’s prime source for all manner of go-fast parts. He would champion Dodge performance both on the street and at NHRA dragstrips. In fact, in an altered wheelbase C
The stout SRT 392 packs a 485-hp Hemi V-8, and the notorious SRT Hellcat possesses a 707-hp supercharged Hemi V-8. Both funnel power to the rear wheels via either a standard six-speed manual or an eight-speed automatic transmission. The Hellcat Widebody has a distinct appearance thanks to flared fenders and wider wheels and tires. These power-crazy Challengers provide exceptional comfort with a spacious cabin and plentiful standard features. While the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 and the Ford Mustang Sh
One of the most well known and competitive cars in the F5000 competition. This car has been meticulously maintained and very reliable throughout the current owners 13 year custodianship. It is a very well sorted and reliable car so will suit an experienced driver wanting to run at the front or someone newer to the class who needs a great car to learn their craft. It has wins and podiums in many races and title in Australia, New Zealand and the USA. Recently it won the 2023 USA F5000 Championship
1997 Japanese import v4 STI 90,610 km. Alloy bonnet swapped to standard at some time prior to 2002. Modified for circuit racing and tarmac rally with emphasis on reliability and handling. Fully registered in Tasmania since 2002. Driver's seat belt operational. Roll cage – CAMS logbook. Battery isolation switch with removable key, window net. Engine rebuilt by Robin Berado and associates in Brisbane. Street force modified heads, closed deck block (welded). Billet con rods, forged pistons and c
2000 GC8 WRX Rolling Shell, was being built for Tarmac Rally and has a CAMS certified cage. Does not extend to the front towers at this stage, although the strut tops have had cromoly plates added over them and the A pillar to chassis rails have extra bracing. Has sill jack points also. The cage has double diagonal bracing throughout and gussets everywhere. Seat mounts are welded in also. Was a clear title undamaged road car and has been kept indoors since it was pulled off the road in 2014/15.
Road registered club car, just completed. This car was my daily driver up till 2012 when it was put into storage. Interior has been semi stripped (parts kept), motor rebuilt, new clutch, MCA suspension, belts, almost standard just made better.