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On offer, this stunning 2016 Ferrari 488 Spider. With a striking Corsa Blu exterior, over a Nero Black leather trimmed interior, this 488 marked the transition towards turbocharged engines for the brand, paving the way for a new era of performance from Maranello. For the first time, Ferrari’s famed flat-plane-crank V8 was adorned with Twin ball bearing Turbos, allowing for the following performance figures: - Producing 492KW and 760nm to the rear wheels - Rapid Acceleration from 0 to 100kph in

Muscle Car Warehouse now offer for sale this beautiful Ford XB Falcon 500. Commissioned by the Victorian Police force when it was used as an unmarked highway patrol car until 1977. It was originally ordered with a 351 T code engine (identical to the Falcon GT), FMX automatic transmission and a 9” diff. Further to this this car was also factory fitted with power steering, four-wheel disc brakes, tramp rods and a dual exhaust system. This car is basically a Falcon GT in a Falcon 500 body! Finished

Muscle Car Warehouse bring to the market this Ford Falcon XY Ute. The Ute was restored approximately four years ago in its original colour of Yellow Ochre. When restored all the GS extras were fitted such as side stripes and wheel caps. Other features include a GT front spoiler, Shaker, bonnet stripes, bonnet locks and driving lights. The interior also received the GT trim when restored while remaining with the original saddle colour. Seats, door trims, steering wheel and dash were all upgraded

After a lengthy 30-year ownership this XB GT sedan, finished in the distinctive colour scheme of Burnt Orange with Walnut Glow accents is now available for sale at Muscle Car Warehouse. Factory fitted with a host of options including Air conditioning, Power steering and the very desirable Golde windback sunroof. The interior is as original, in black vinyl and has had cloth inserts added together with an aftermarket stereo, although the original Ford radio is included with the sale of the car. A

With a 1990s movie portfolio that would put Tom Hanks to shame, the Lamborghini Diablo became the ‘it’ car of the decade. Wherever it went it was admired and whoever was seen in it, well, they had made it. But there was one version of the Diablo that was a little more daring than the others, the rear-wheel-drive 5.7, V12 Diablo. First contemplated in 1985 as a successor to the Countach (another vehicle with a strong film presence) Project 132 had a one-line brief – the car must have a top speed

64 falcon sprint all steel car 3 by 2 chassis 4 link willwood brakes all round 35 spline axels. Weld wheels 15 x 3 and 15x12 3.9 ratio rear end . 454 cube Windsor 4 bolt block arias pistons scat 4340 crank and scat rods comp roller can c3 yates heads msd ignition autometer guages . Runs 9.7 @ 140 all day has wheelie bars definitely needed great crowd pleaser. Needs nothing and very little to no maintenance needed

An extraordinary achievement, the Ferrari 296 GTB stands as a worthy successor to the iconic Dino, exemplifying a marvel of engineering prowess. It serves as a formidable challenge to McLaren, demonstrating that downsizing engines can indeed enhance performance. This vehicle is a testament to Ferrari's expertise in hybrid and electric technology. Amongst its many accolades, the most significant is perhaps this: it's arguably the finest supercar available today. The 296 GTB is a complex masterpi

State of art Falcon GTHO phase 3 TCM. No expense spared in this precision built Tcm car. The best of everything has been used in the chassis. Features a big Hp recently freshened Mick Webb engine. Currently above minimum weight for the category, this car will not disappoint. If you build any TCM car to this car's level of preparation, you will spend 300k, and still not be at the head of the field. Laps Bathurst in 2.24's, Winton 1.32's, Phillip Island 1.45's, Darwin 1.15's. The car is a previou