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FOR SALE - 2014 Nissan 370Z Production Touring Car. This car has been built to Motorsport Australia Group 3E Production Touring regulations complete with Motorsport Australia approved roll cage, Motorsport Australia log book and a AASA log book. It has just over 5000kms on the odometer since new. Mechanical - This car has a powerful 3.7L V6 twin throttle body engine with twin pod air intakes, extractors and a full exhaust system which sounds amazing. It gets the power to the ground via a bra
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Ready to race dragster.Engine 400ci Small block chev,runs methanol.Engine rebuilt in 2022 .Has run 1 meeting. Transmission 2speed Powerglide transbrake and timer.Verry reliable and consistant.Last 3 runs were identical times. Runs 8.3 At sea level. A built in trailer with 4 new tyres included.
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The ex Grand Prix Mazda/Murray Coote Group C Touring Car and Group A Rally Car. Raced in the QTCC and some ATCC races 1982-1984 winning the Under 2L class of the QTCC in 1983, in 1985 it was converted to a Group A rally car, winning the Queensland Rally Championship that year, and the QLD round of the Australian Rally Championship. 1982 Mazda 323SS (not Familia) with twin carbs, 5 speed, pedal box, healthy refreshed/dynoed engine. Part converted back to Group C specification, requires some bo
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Major upgrades include, uprev tune 5 stage by rev zone, 230kw @ 6764rpm (315kw at fly wheel) coil overs with eibach linear springs - 9.5kg rear / 11kg front. Cusco RS 1.5 weigh LSD Z1. Motor sport dif cooling cover AP racing 6 pot front brake kit with endless ME20 pads. Akebono 2 piece rear rotors with endless ME20 pads. Stillen front splitter Stillen front canards. Z speed aluminium under shroud. Rev Zone custom front alloy under tray. Evo R rear wing, Stillen gen 3 long range intakes, Stillen
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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