8 items between $30,000 & $50,000 with Roll Cage & Log Book for sale

When the all-new Subaru BRZ was released in 2022, Australian motoring journalists were unanimous in their praise for the car in that it had taken all of the best elements of the original BRZ and made it even better. Specifically, they were highly complimentary of the car’s driveline, with an enlarged engine (from 2.0L to 2.4L), a tweaked six-speed manual transmission and a final drive ratio that was stretched to give it more legs. The end result? A more powerful and more dynamic package that del

Log booked 03/2021 Upspec to 2004 Completed 6 rallies Full National spec -Tower to Tower weld in cage VF34/36mm restricted 98Ron Autronics ECU Antilag, Launch control (tuned by race torque) 6spd Sti Diffs, Mapps Diff Controller with speed sensor MCA gold suspension Competition engine & gearbox mounts New Rotors Velo head support seats Velo compliant harnesses Rallysafe wiring Full Predator HID Light Pods Driver & Navigator Carbon Foot Trays Hydronic Handbrake with Micro Switch 5 x Gold Braid R

Ya-car racing buggy august 2022 built date Motorsport Australia and FIA approved seats and bells in date Can be use on racetracks or dirt events all over Australia Can be sold with a Brain James tilt trailer that will carried the two buggys for extra Chassis – Multi-tubular design, with fiberglass shell. Kart colours and livery design fully customisable to customer preferences. Engine – 600cc Suzuki GSXR motorcycle engine as standard. Suspension – 2-way Adjustable Gotenman shocks. Sta

Up for sale is a Future car which races in the Miniature Thunder sport series. Could also be used for track days/ super sprints etc. - Motor is a Gen 2 Hayabusa bike engine with flat change system fitted - Dry sump - Electric water pump - Mychron 5 dash - spooled commodore diff with 3.45 ratio - Brakes reconditioned 3 race meetings ago along with new rotors and pads, braided brake lines fitted - Adjustable suspension all round - 17 x 8 Koya wheels fitted with slicks - Log booked for both MA and

1997 Japanese import v4 STI 90,610 km. Alloy bonnet swapped to standard at some time prior to 2002. Modified for circuit racing and tarmac rally with emphasis on reliability and handling. Fully registered in Tasmania since 2002. Driver's seat belt operational. Roll cage – CAMS logbook. Battery isolation switch with removable key, window net. Engine rebuilt by Robin Berado and associates in Brisbane. Street force modified heads, closed deck block (welded). Billet con rods, forged pistons and c

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