6 items between $30,000 & $50,000 for sale

Amazing 1.9ltr DC2 - Motec M1, Dart block, Golden Eagle crank and Rods, Wiseco pistons. Built for boost... and to be a reliable track engine.. currently turned NA.. Toda headers.. Built by JHH - see image of JHH stamped engine. All Ferrea heads components , over sized valves, 1000cc Injection Dynamic injectors ATS Carbon clutch ATS LSD Skunk cams Spoon brakes Tein Super racing coil overs, with external reservoirs Cusco sway bars All bushes changed with Hard Race bushes. Unfortunately only s

Caged to CAMS rally spec 2ltr Zetec 200hp piper cams Jenvey fuel injection Emerald ECU PWR radiator 2x gearboxes. 1 x T9 5 speed( new ) and T3 4 speed Wilwood front brakes Compression struts Atlas diff 2 link plus panhard rod GAZ shocks Capri front struts AVO steering wheel All instrument fiber glass dash 4 Rebel wheel and 4 Hustler wheels RS200 decal kit and badges Just about everything needed

Freshly built rally car from a straight EG Civic shell with extensive tower to tower roll cage by Walker Chassis in Adelaide and CAMS approved for National level rally. Car is also CAMS logbooked 3C PRC. Car only done 5 rallies Very strong and reliable B16A Engine that has very low kilometres since full rebuild with Type R Hi Comp pistons, steel rings, new bearing shells, Type R Cams, Valves and Springs, Crank balanced, Rods and flywheel lightened. Head Ported and Polished. Safely tuned with Ho

Honda Integra DC5 Type R – Production Touring car Extensive history with Bathurst 12 hour class victories, Amchamps class victories and State class victories to its credit. Clean car and maintained (to a high standard) more than it is driven. Originally built from a brand new 0klm shell by Conroy Motorsport, it is a satisfying car to drive and makes a noise that would put a smile on anybodies face! This is a highly competitive car in its class, and would make an exceptional base for the Bathurst

Rover P6B with chrome moly roll cage. Painted in Shell racing teams colours. This car is essentially rebuilt from the Camel/Shell Rover as constructed in 1972 at Manton Motors in Melbourne. The original car was modified extensively over the years to the extent that too much metal was removed from the structure, therefore it was necessary to donor A, B and C pillars and base unit but retaining all of the original light-weight panels, F5000 front suspension, framework in engine bay to hold the mot