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1957 Jaguar "D-Type" 3.8L Long Nose Tribute/Replica - Exact "Ecurie Ecosse" Winning 1957 Le Mans Factory Team Race Car - Exact Re-Creation We are extremely proud and honoured to offer you this very special opportunity in securing one of the most significant "tribute" race/classic cars of our time. This is as close as you can and will get to owning the "Le Mans Winning" 1957 Jaguar D-Type "Long Nose" which came 1st place at Le Mans piloted by Scottish team Ecurie Ecosse works driver Ron Flockhar
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Hello! I have an early F5000 that needs to be sold. I KNOW THE HURDLES OF IMPORTING A CAR TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND....HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY TO OWN A CORRECT F5000 FROM RON GOLDLEAF, A DRIVER WHO USED TO RACE THE ORIGINAL CAN-AM SERIES. IT HAS BEEN SITTING BUT SWEAT EQUITY AND A LOW PRICE WILL GET YOU TO THE REST OF HUGELY SIGNIFICANT AUSTRLIAN NEW ZEALAND GROUP OF DRIVERS............... just lowered 5/13/24. trying to get this back on-track!! NOW lowered 7/18/24! This was constructed by
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For the budget racer brand new formula Libre rolling chassis, complete rolling chassis you just add engine, electrics and tyres. Complete with LSD, 4 piston calipers, fuel system, fully adjustable suspension with chromoly rose joints and misalignment spacers. Fully upgradeable as your finances allow, logbook compliant for hill climbs and sprints. Plenty of leg and head room for taller drivers. Will suit a variety of 4 cylinder and V twin engines. Engine fitting service available. Order yours and
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I’ve owned this vehicle for over 20 years and selfishly not done anything with it , time for a full restoration and return to the track after a 50 year absence . Was built in 1966 as Chimaera Mk 3 with BMC B series engine and cigar shaped body and raced by Frank Brewster. Peter Turner bought it in 1967 , renamed it Grantinni and upgraded to a larger capacity B series engine and raced at Templestowe , Calder , Hume Weir and Winton before rebuilding the car in 1969 with new rear bodywork and a Ho
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It’s a Tony Jory Tasmania sport sedan. 600 horsepower V8 Cleavland full race motor. I’ve got the horsepower dyno reading from Dandy engines. Very powerful Car drives well for what it is.