10 Circuit Racing between $30,000 & $50,000 for sale

Classic Mazda Rotary Rally Car. Spent nearly all of its life in a shed, has never needed rust repairs. Strong Mazda 12a 6port rotary motor, 4 speed, RX4 Manual Gearbox. Starts, Runs and drives as it should. Pops flames, bangs and crackles on trailing throttle. New Mazda LSD with 4.4 gears in a RX3 diff housing. Engineers Certificate, and Cams Logbook. Was on full Vic Reg, now on Club Plates. Never been a rust bucket but has been on a few Rallies. Check out the Photos as from part of the descrip

1999 Honda Civic EK GLI, with K20Z1 out of a (DC5 Type S) - The Ultimate Street/Track Civic in Immaculate Condition - Proper build with all quality parts - The entire build is only approx 350km old - All parts purchased brand new - Looked after, Built & tuned by BYP - K20Z1 Registered to the car - Currently tuned to a 147kw at the wheels. No corners cut during the build from paint/panel done by Mesiti Bodyworks to all the mechanical by BYP. The intention of the build was to have a high-qualit

Fresh Built K20 EK Civic, has not been out yet if not sold it will be making it circuit debut at Sydney Motorsport Park For the ARDC Nighshift 18th April 6.30-10pm The car was built for improved production, it had a harness bar fitted but has yet to have a cage fitted and log books completed. If you want the car with a cage fitted and the car log booked I can arrange that no problem, it takes about 4 weeks to have the cage fitted. Prices are as follows. Club spec cage total will be $41,000 to

Honda Integra DC5 Type R – Production Touring car Extensive history with Bathurst 12 hour class victories, Amchamps class victories and State class victories to its credit. Clean car and maintained (to a high standard) more than it is driven. Originally built from a brand new 0klm shell by Conroy Motorsport, it is a satisfying car to drive and makes a noise that would put a smile on anybodies face! This is a highly competitive car in its class, and would make an exceptional base for the Bathurst

Ivan Tighe built this unique race car to compete in the Australian Hill Climb Championship. It was powered by an air-cooled two cylinder Vincent engine. In 1964, Tighe beat his nemesis, Bruce Walton, to capture the Austrailian Hill Climb Championship. Voluminous period magazine articles, race results, detailed engine information, correspondence, etc. is available upon request. This is a highly documented piece of Australian racing history. The Tighe Vincent is powered by a period correct 19