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Subaru forester 1999 gt 300+kw Selling my pride and joy that I’ve owned for 5 years I brought this car stock and over that time it’s been modified and done completely professionally Engine, W20c block Je pistons Argo rods 625 11mm arp head studs Kelford 274 camshaft Kelford spring and retainers 11mm oil pump Blouch 1.5xtr 10cm turbo @25.5psi PSR headers Turbosmart fpr Turbosmart bov Front mount intercooler Racework oil catch can 1650cc bosh injection 490walbro in take pump 3 inch dum

Genuine RX-2 Body Shell Group Nc Historic Touring Car 12A Bridgeport, 51mm IDA Weber, Lightened Rotating Assembly 4 Speed 4.7 Locked Diff Volvo 4 Spot Front Brakes Koni Shocks Front and Rear Steel Roll Cage Log Booked 13 x 7 Hotwire Wheels Recently Retrimmed front Race Seats Raced at Morgan Park Raceway and Leyburn Sprints by Bob Heagerty Fun Little Mid Field Race Car

2004 Subaru Forester This was our shops hill climb/super sprint project but due to our current racing we are short on time to finish. Car is running, driving and operates fully. Interior stripped, racing seat and harnesses fitted, harness bar Fuel surge system installed BC Racing coil over kit installed 4/2 pot brake WRX calliper kit with associated bracketry to install supplied, modifications have been carried out to fit the kit, just needs instillation. 17 inch WRX light weight wheels wit

Genuine Michael Waltrip Racing Toyota Camry chassis driven by Marcos Ambrose in 2010, including the infamous Sonoma race where he couldn’t re-start the car while saving fuel in the lead. Sold as-is (chassis on castors), and comes with genuine NASCAR wheels with brand new tyres, diff housing and seat.

Exotic looks, top-shelf performance, Toyota reliability: Yep, we’re talking about the second-generation MR2. Similar to its predecessor, the original MR2, the sequel adhered to a comparable formula: midship-mounted engine, minimal bulk, and accommodation for only two occupants. Toyota's decision to produce a second-generation MR2 deserves recognition. By this point in automotive history, affordable, mid-engined sports cars had become scarce after the failures of both the Pontiac Fiero and Fiat