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2006 Alfa Romeo GT 3.2 litre busso V6 Repairable write off Modifications Engine & Gearbox Q2 LSD Timing belt done Orque short shifter CF2 manifolds, full stainless steel magnaflow exhaust Custom air intake pipe Suspention Front upper strut bar Front lower strut brace Custom front lower control arms to achieve camber XYZ Coilovers with set of softer springs Adjustable rear transverse arms Corner wieghted (driver 75kg) Powerflex black series bushes all throughout Suspention Interior & ext

A very quick car that goes really really well, and sounds glorious - the 3.0i Busso V6 is known to be one of the all time great engines. If I was keeping it I would put a set of 17" teledials on it. ( I have a set of 16" teledials, so they will go with the car, just needs spacers (supplied) to clear the Brembos - Only selling as I have a race project on the go (yes, it's an Alfa......) But that's what ALFA stands for isn't it ? Always Looking For Another....... I have three at the moment, so I

SOLD.... SOLD.... SOLD.... SOLD.... SOLD.... Now in Australia the Funcup cars are a full-size replica of the Beetle. They are a center seated, tubular chassis, fiberglass bodied, sequential flat-shift 5 speed racecar built to be the most cost-effective fun you can have on the racetrack. Funcup Australia are importing these cars and supply all the backup, preparation, parts, transport, technical assistance and coaching you require to get the most out of yourself and t

* Present all offers!! * Spares package available at extra cost - to be negotiated Brand new build BMW 330i " Bathurst 6HR ready" "APC ready" Group 3E production car compliant for Class C 2024 Bathurst 6 hour just completed - fastest Class C car by over 3.5 seconds per lap 8 speed auto with xHP tune Custom stainless steel exhaust including dump pipe Logbook Full FIA Roll Cage New Diff cooler & pump Aim Mxm Dash and Smarty Cam Sports on board video New 90litre foam filled race fuel tank built

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