3 Modified in Australia for sale

I consider this TIGA SC80 Group R package good value at $55,000, perhaps you have a slower Historic Racing/Sports car that you can trade-in, please contact me to discuss. The rolling chassis was imported into Australia in 1982 and modified to run in the 1983 Australian Sports Car Championship. (In its original configuration this car won the UK Sports 2000 Series, driven by Ian Taylor). A new FT-200 and a "270 bhp" Mazda Rotary 12A PP were installed along with wider wheels and larger brakes. Th

This striking Daytona Coupe offered here is a rare and compelling piece of motorsport engineering, built on an extensively modified Factory Five chassis, with floor sections lowered by 50mm to increase headroom, enlarged cabin area, multiple layers of side and frontal impact protection, enlarged footwells with RHS frame sections added in conjunction with increased chassis down tubes which combined increase torsional stiffness by around 300% above standard. The Daytona Coupe is without question

This car was built by Bob Britton, possibly prior to 1990. The original coupe body shell was modified by Charles Haynes and the car set up for motorsport. The engine is a Toyota 4age 20 valve 1.6 litre with Microtech ECU. I enjoyed running the car with the Golden Era Auto Racing club at Wakefield Park up until the pandemic in 2020. My situation has changed since then (age). Along with the many Rennmax cars made by Bob Britton, he made a couple of these particular cars, I know of another one simi