28 Motorsport Vehicles for sale

For Sale: Nota Sportsman “HRB Ford Special ” Built in 1964/65 by Ron Hughes at “Wagga Speed Shop”. Has had continual racing history with 5 owners since 64. Comes with Aust Motorsport ( CAMS ) log book and COD. Car is made up of : Nota sportsman Kit. Ford 109E 4cyl engine (1045)cc. 2x 40mm Weber carbs Has new Jamie Larner engine done less than 1 hours racing since full rebuilt no expense spared. Large baffled trap door sump Ford Cortina GT 4 speed gearbox. Morris A series rear end with s

Porsche 991.2 Cup car Ex Jaxon Evans championship winning car No. 7 Low kms , 11369 3 x sets of wheels, Air lance , car cover , fuel drain hose, data cable, spare front splitter Excellent condition, complete with Ultrachiller cool suit system, driver drink system. Call John for further details $285,000.00 + gst

Honda Integra DC5 Type R – Production Touring car Extensive history with Bathurst 12 hour class victories, Amchamps class victories and State class victories to its credit. Clean car and maintained (to a high standard) more than it is driven. Originally built from a brand new 0klm shell by Conroy Motorsport, it is a satisfying car to drive and makes a noise that would put a smile on anybodies face! This is a highly competitive car in its class, and would make an exceptional base for the Bathurst

EDITED 2/5/2024 1993 Honda Civic EG5 hatchback, logbooked as 3J Improved Production. Fitted with B16B Type-R 1.6 litre engine and Type-R S80 five-speed gearbox with 1.5-way Kaaz LSD. Raced for the last three seasons in IPRA NSW Under 2-Litre, as well as various other events. Audited at recent MA round at SMSP (passed). Built to be fun to drive, easy to work on and affordable to run. Regularly serviced and maintained by professional race workshop. Spec highlights; *EG5 shell, sunroof remove

Mike Davidson's dream was to capture the world record for the fastest twin-engine Flathead powered streamliner and began over 25 years ago when he and others put their heads together and the DLRA was born. The journey of building his own car began by hiring moulds for the body from Arivetts in the USA and when his body was ready had extensive wind tunnel testing performed at the RAAF Edinburgh base. The car can be entered into four different classes depending on how it is configured. In March 20