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Features Harrop true track diff. New Koni shocks new Ford leaf springs King springs front. New tyres New brakes pads and rotors 12months registration Number 16 built of 57 rego till April 25 This 2009 Ford Performance Vehicles Pursuit has a 5.4 litre engine and 315kW of power!. EXTRA FEATURES: - 19" alloy wheels - Data dots - Front & rear power windows - Power door mirrors - Full body kit - Starter button - Climate control air conditioning - Bluetooth - Limited slip diff (LSD) - Sports pe
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Looking to sell my much loved 944, mainly due to growing number of projects and have done just about everything I’ve wanted to with this one. I do still enjoy driving it very much and not in a rush to sell (no low ball offers will be considered). As a whole the car is a very clean and tidy example and definitely a head turner.I also have the original dash, MAF sensor and airbox, a whole spare engine (snapped a timing belt), spare power steering pump and a bunch of bits and pieces that belong wit
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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
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RARE TO FIND FOR SALE, OUR RETURNING CLIENT HAS DECIDED TO SELL THIS RESTORED HISTORIC F5000, #07 ORIGINAL! >The car was built in 1970 as chassis number 007 >First raced by Peter Revson in the Questor Grand Prix at Ontario Motor Speedway. F1 cars vs F5000 cars. Won by Andretti in a Ferrari >Returned to England and was raced primarily by Alan Rollinson. He won the 1971 (?) Monza F5000 race in this car >Later Raced by several club level racers in England >Imported to the US by Brian Redman in th