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In April 1995, HSV launched the new generation VS range, which at the time, represented the pinnacle of Australian sports motoring. The HSV VS GTS was the flagship performance model of HSV (except VS GTS/R) and came with a six-speed manual or optional four-speed automatic. The VS Series GTS retained the same Holden 5.7-litre stroked engine producing 215kw as used in the VR GTS. This motor had its debut in the VR series of HSV sedans. It was a bored and stroked version of the Holden (304ci 5.0 li
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1980 TIGA SC80 S2000 Sports Racing Car. Chassis: Aluminum Monocoque with tube Bulkheads and engine bay Engine: Ford Pinto 2,0L SOHC Gearbox: Hewland Mk9 (dog box) 4 Speed Transaxial gearbox. Has a Motorsport Australia Logbook and C of D. This car originally campaigned in North American SCCA Oregon Northwest Region and British Columbia, Canada. In 2013 the car was completely re-built and re-tubed by Marc Bahner Engineering in USA, fitted with a new light weight fiberglass bodywork. A number
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Ford Falcon Supercar - refitted as a BF. Currently running in Sports Sedans as 3D Roush Yates Ford Nascar D3 358 engine making 825 HP with low hrs since re-build Motec M150 ECU Motec C125 Dash Motec PDM Holinger RD6 with Holinger paddle shift Tilton Clutch Tilton pedal box AP COTF 18in brake package Ohlins TTX dampers built by AD Racing Shocks Morrison 8 throttle body intake manifold with dirve by wire Dailey engineering dry sump Fire bomb Car is in great condition A fast car ( top 10 finish in
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Hi. Putting this ad up on behalf of my partner. Has to be gone asap so BEST OFFER GETS IT!! Rare as rare 1968 model Datsun 1600 (P510) with the inward wiping windscreen wipers that set them obviously apart from all the rest. This 68 Datto 1600 looks to be one of the first of the first with a very low build number on VIN. Still has both original matching compliance plates This thing WAS completely original when I found it nearly 30 years ago. It's been locked in my garage ever since. Body was s
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It's time for my Humber Speedster project to be passed along to someone who can finish it. I had always wanted a pre-1920’s Speedster but as they don’t suit the highway driving of today I decided to make one from a car that could. The donor car was a ’32 Humber rolling Chassis. All the hard work has been done, and 99% of the materials and components purchased. I have chronicled the build in photographs and a blog, plus starting the engine for the first time on a video. When going through the par