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2022 Subaru BRZ. Why spend $50K on a bashed up old T86/BRZ. LOG BOOKED 3E SERIES PRODUCTION CLASS Shake down at last year's Challenge Bathurst. Only 5000kms on the clock. 800kms since build complete. Build includes: - New Brown Davis Roll cage - New Racetech Seat - New RPM 6pt Race Harness - New Sparco wheel and Quick Release Hub - New 6 Port Isolator fitted - New Radium dual catch cans fitted - New MCA Red Coilovers fitted - New 4 Pot AP Racing 5000R calipers at the front and 2 Pot APs at th

For sale is this very tidy Wolf F1 Mistral. Equipped with PSA 1.6lt Turbo engine Car has run 3600km / 23 hours It has all the options and is ready to race. Details on car below: https://www.jammotorsport.com.au/wolf-sm Customer has no time for racing at the moment so has to move it on. Genuine enquires only. Based at Jam Motorsport @ The Bend Motorsport Park. Jam Motorsport storage, support and arrive and drive available.

HRT VZ Clubsport #37/50 50,000kms set up as a targa car, MA log booked 1 event since being built in 2018 (targa great barrier reef) car has been in storage since Harrop brake package 14.5" front 14" rear rotors harrop diff cover AGI Bolt in rollcage Velo seats and harnesses Rally safe wiring in car Spax suspension set up by Greg Nolan at suspension concepts Mafless tuned with extractors and cold air intake Koya Wheels x6 All interior, wheels and standard suspension out of car is in storage

Jam Motorsport supply and support new Wolf Thunder cars Australia wide. These cars have a great power to weight as they make 201 (or 221 for the 1.1L) with a final weight of 378kg. They sound amazing revving to 12500rpm with their computer controlled paddle shift system. The cars are made for both entry level drivers as well as professionals. The cars are built to be customer run which is great, which means in Australia you could buy a car, do the normal maintenence your self and Jam Motorspo

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