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This is a highly sought-after two-litre Super Touring car from the celebrated era of British Touring Car Championship racing. A 1997-build car constructed and run by MSD (Motor Sport Developments) in that year’s BTCC and driven by British ace Patrick Watts in its distinctive Esso Ultron green and gold livery. Currently located in Adelaide, South Australia, chassis PR003 is one of only three 406 Super Tourers cars built for the 1997 BTCC season and later raced in Australia in the BOC Gases Aust

Fastest Radical SR3 RS in Australia! Proven at PI this weekend. Why spend $100'000's? Chassis number: SR3-00799 $58,500 ONO (ex GST). *** price reduced *** AIM smartycam system Pit radio system High-downforce double adjustable carbon rear bi-plane wing Paddle shift kit Plumbed fire extinguisher Air jack system and lance 1x set wet weather tyres 2x sets slicks Purpose-built car cover Low engine time 1500cc RPE Engine (maintained in Melbourne) eligible for RA Cup Paddle-Shift with Auto-Blippe

Bathurst 1992 12 Hour Peter Brock’s team car. The car was part of the 3 car team sponsored by Peugeot factory car team. The photos were taken when it was in Bathurst Brock car museum.

0 hour engine 0 hour rebuilt diff 3 sets of wheels New model Smarty Cam 3 camera system Full pit to driver radio system Air Jacks Suspension sensors Steering angle sensor Brake pressure sensors TMPS ready Can assist with delivery Fully serviced, prepared and ready to race.

Excellent car with new wrap. Very well maintained car that has had new discs, pads, crown wheel and pinion, 6 point belt, screen, and various rod ends. Runs a water cooled set up that is fast and reliable. Comes with spare front splitters and Bathurst wing. If you’re a good enough driver the car can run top 10. $26500

Radical SR3 with Aim HD Camera System. 8 Wheels. Pit Radio System

Rover P6B with chrome moly roll cage. Painted in Shell racing teams colours. This car is essentially rebuilt from the Camel/Shell Rover as constructed in 1972 at Manton Motors in Melbourne. The original car was modified extensively over the years to the extent that too much metal was removed from the structure, therefore it was necessary to donor A, B and C pillars and base unit but retaining all of the original light-weight panels, F5000 front suspension, framework in engine bay to hold the mot