6 Modified for sale

Vl commodore, turbo motor, agi bolt in cage, truetrak diff with big spline axles, 2 sets of rims one set with full slicks, currently logbooked car has not been to modified that it couldn't be put back to a road car

This is a factory built Harrison Cobra, that has only travelled approximately 19,000 kilometres since new. ( with a FREE custom built matching lockable trailer) When built, a BRAND NEW crate motor and gear box was installed, so drives like a new car. Drives beautifully, with plenty of power from the Gen 3 LS1 producing approx. 340 h.p. Matched with a stronger and smoother modified Pontiac GTO 4 speed auto, makes a wicked combination. Finished in Bionic Blue and a full high end custom int

Ex Chris Murchison champinship winning car. Australian Cams and NZ Log books. All prepared Ready To Race no expence spared. Originally prepared by Wagne Groeger in Melbourne . Assembled in NZ . Details of complete restoration can be supplied. Front suspention modified by Brett Lupton into a STEALTH type. Magic to race. Heaps of suspenion spares 4 corners. Jigs for the manufacture of front suspention built by Morland racing. NZ spec race motor rebuilt May 2026 and has only dyno time on it. New

This thing started life as a sweet, innocent Mini. Now? It’s been lovingly modified with a shortened WRX subframe. Think backyard motorsport Frankenstein made from a mix of wild decisions and good intentions. It’s running a Subaru motor with all-wheel drive, not because it made sense... but because I needed a reason to smile again. It’s sitting on BC Racing coilovers, adjustable enough to suit whatever chaos you’re into. Tyres are fresh, they’ve basically just had a nap. The exhaust absolutely

Offered for sale after an extensive ownership period is James Brock’s Bathurst Tourer 300-winning Commodore. Originally a VP Commodore race body shell, this car was first built as an AUSCAR by Melbourne-based business owner Greg Stevenson to race as part of the Australian Super Speedway Championship. It made its race debut at the Thunderdome in December 1991 and was raced as the #03 Goodyear Commodore by the late Peter Fitzgerald. In Fitzgerald’s hands this car finished third to Brad Jones and