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With a 1990s movie portfolio that would put Tom Hanks to shame, the Lamborghini Diablo became the ‘it’ car of the decade. Wherever it went it was admired and whoever was seen in it, well, they had made it. But there was one version of the Diablo that was a little more daring than the others, the rear-wheel-drive 5.7, V12 Diablo. First contemplated in 1985 as a successor to the Countach (another vehicle with a strong film presence) Project 132 had a one-line brief – the car must have a top speed

Class 6 Motorsports Australia Log Booked race Buggy. Perfectly maintained with no expense spared on upgrades, improvements and race prep. Prologued Fastest Class 6 on debut in WA and was fastest Polaris based Class 6 at Finke 2 years in a row. Will need tri-annual inspection for 2024 season, but that's easy enough to get done. Over $100k to build this. A new "Stock machine", not race compliant is over $40k. * Brown Davis MA approved Roll cage * Suspension Geometry aligned on Jig and weld washer

Mid Mount 13B Turbo, recently refreshed, LC10 Micro Tech, Rochester Injectors, E85, doweled, tuned for torque, 400RWHP, motor built to run higher HP depending on turbo, modified series 6 gearbox, torsion differential, many aero combinations including ground effect, can be run as sports sedan, hill climb or sprints, weight 780kg. Has been run by current owner since 1992 but has been subject to continuous upgrade. Sale due to medical reasons.

The Ultimate Daihatsu Rally Car Engine: Toyota 4AGE 20v Blacktop Kent Intake Cam Yoshi exhaust cam VVT deleted Eagle Rods and Pistons 12:1 compression Ported head with standard valves MRP Titanium retainers and valve springs EFI Hardware airbox 4” inlet with 100mm billet velocity stacks MRP Coil on plug conversion Custom 4-2-1 manifold Remote oil filter mount and Setrab Cooler Ross Performance race damper Reduction alternator and water pump pulleys Gearbox: Sadev ST75-14 5 Speed sequential to

Bathurst rare 1976 Alfetta 116 series GTAM Australian complied, 25 were imported to Australian to have them homologated to compete at Bathurst in 1976 , They had a 2 litr engine, Spica fuel injected, larger fuel tank... this particular car was sold at Foleys Sydney used as a road car sold to a lady very little use has been stored undercover for many years, car is complete in need of total restoration, trim no tears proves little use, solid but has some rust as pictures indicate, engine turns by

1993 Daihatsu Charade 1.6l motor tuned 5spd manual Full exhaust system Adjustable stiffness shocks and lowering springs all round Sports stiffened sway bars front and rear Strut brace Rear disc brake conversion Race seats bolted to factory rails Detomaso Wheels and Body Kit Comes with tonnes of spares, brand new boss kit, original front seats, spare set of 13inch wheels, original suspension, original air box etc And more stuff I’ve forgotten Could be road registered with a bit of work, all the

Manufactured between 1963 and 1975, the Alfa Romeo Giulia GT stands as one of the Milanese manufacturer's greatest successes, an iconic model cherished by classic car enthusiasts. Derived from the 1960s Giulia sedan, renowned for its spirited four-cylinder DOHC engines and exceptional handling, the coupé version amplifies these sporty attributes with breathtaking aesthetics and class-leading driving dynamics. Gritty and incredibly fast in all its versions - this car owes much of its fame to the

In 1963, Alfa Romeo unveiled the 105 series Giulia, an automotive legend that enjoyed a 14-year production run. This model was the brainchild of the young and talented Giorgetto Giugiaro, who was just 22 at the time, working under the esteemed Bertone design house. The Giulia was distinguished by its unique design and exceptional engineering, rapidly becoming one of the most revered car designs of the 1960s. Presented here is an outstanding Australian-delivered, original right-hand drive Alfa R