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RALT RT4 1986 Formula Atlantic #594 Historic log book H1650 Absolutely complete restoration by Brett Lupton in late 2022 / early 2023. No chassis component has done more than 600km since. A finer example of a Formula Atlantic will be hard to find anywhere. • New compliant fuel cell • Compliant 6 point Willans harness • Compliant fire system (OMP CEO-FAL-3-A01 electric) • Quaife QDF S/6 Diff • FT 200 Gear box had comprehensive refresh. New gears, new bearings, shafts. 26 sets ratios, mostly un

XF Falcon Ute Toca built 440 SBF, best of everything. Engine made 920 @ 8000RPM and 918 @ 8500 RPM on soft tune. Can easy make more power. All parts in the car are as new. No expense spared. Has done 6 3⁄4 track pass 9.7 @ 140 and 9.8 @ 144... 8 sec potential. Jerico 4 speed, long v gate shifter, Ram drag race clutch. Full Race Pak sportsman logger. PST carbon fibre tail shaft. Altra 9 31 spline axels (39.6mm at bearing) Full strange centre. Split mono springs with 3 bolt positions (5/8 bolt)

This race-winning car was driven by Paul Stokell in the 1990 Driver to Europe Series - it was placed 2nd in the championship to Russell Ingall driving a later model 1990 Van Diemen. It has been restored to the highest standard and has been lightly raced since. The car is entered for the 2024 Baskerville Historics in November 2024 where it is to be driven by Paul Stokell. It is in race-ready condition, complete with a Certificate of Description. The car is for sale during and after this meeting

84’ Reynard Formula Ford chassis 84F 195 Located in Auckland, New Zealand Purchased in Belgium in 2013. Spent most of its life in a museum and did a few laps with Formula Club Belgium at Spa. www.formulaclub.be Initial prep done by Herbert Fabrication and engine and gearbox by Jandels - Mark Sheehan. Ran 4 / 5 events Significant work in 2022 with John Crawford - Motorsport Solutions, Ruapuna, Christchurch. - Align with John’s '85’ championship winning 84FF. - Refresh – receipts available.

wanting to purchase a 94d reynard formula holden will look at options if any one can help ?

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