7 Car, Bike or Kart for sale

Owned since 2016 and rebuilt using genuine parts mostly from Zcar Depot in America or the best aftermarket parts available. This car was a rough club level race car when I bought it but is now a very nice road car. I have done all mechanical work. All rust removed and bare metal respray. Full interior retrim including original seats by a fellow who does show cars. Original engine, gearbox and diff. All suspension bushes replaced using genuine items and the original struts had Koni reds installed

RT30 ex Cellnet Ground Effects. Car is in excellent condition with many spares and plenty of history. VW engine.

Ready to race and built for Circuit Racing and Time Attack, this is one of SA's fastest Evos! Or if you're looking for a very tough streetcar, it's fully road registered, and in a couple hours you can swap over to the street parts and drive it every day. You're basically getting 2 cars in one depending on what you want to do with it. It's won SA Time Attack trophies in every event it's ever entered. Fresh built 2.35 Stroker with only 100kms since rebuild. Making 377kw @ 32psi on e85 track tun

1987 Ralt RT5 American Super Vee. Ground effects car. Constructed October, 1987, first raced November, 1987. Won the American Super Vee Championship in 1989. Historic COD, Group R and CAMS log book. Fitted with VW Golf engine and 5 speed gearbox, Hewland internals. Fitted with approved Penske shockabsorbers. Comes with some spares including some rims and wet weather tyres. Also included alignment equipement, all documentation and setup specifications.PN 0425 336071 $70,000 ONO.

Motor Sport Australia (CAMS) Log booked since 2002 Group Nc Triumph MKII 2.5 PI. Full 'ready to race package' Race car, Custom built Trailer, Spares, Tools, Alternate ratio Gear boxes and Diffs. Replicates the 1970 Bathurst Brian Culcheth entry and the same model that finished 2nd (Culcheth & Johnstone) and 4th in the 1970 London to Mexico world rally. Recent results: All Triumph Challenge 2019, 3rd, 1st, 2nd, of 3 events. Beating well developed TR6's and V8 powered TR7's Phillip Island Cla

Category. Historic group R sports. Raced by Toleman as a European F2 car driven by Brian Henton in 1979, finishing runners up in championship. The car was then sold to a race team Genoa racing in America. It was converted to a single seater Can-Am sports car. Competing in the1983 World Sports Racing Prototypes. Driven by Marzio Romano in the USA. Other drivers include Maurizo Flammini and Juan Manuel Fangio 111. The car was totally restored in 1998 with no expense spared including a new tub