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

CLENET SERIES I ROADSTER (1979) 351CI 4-BARREL HOLLEY V8. ULTRA RARE NUMBER 206 OF ONLY 250 EVER PRODUCED. A timeless 1930's style classic American coach built collectable with a documented 13,723 miles from new. Sold new in 1979 in excess of $100,000 USD as a fully hand built, full production vehicle ' NOT A KIT CAR!! While in America, it remained exclusively a California car and thus perfectly preserved in the dry California climate and remains highly original to date. With its original exter

-Car is for sale less engine and transmission -Log booked for both MA and AASA It’s time for us to sell and pursue bigger and better things. Plenty of history in this truck on our social media pages (MOR Motorsport), call me crazy but I’m still convinced the truck will do well at Don River Dash and Finke. All previous major issues we have had with the car are now sorted, new owner needs to put in their own engine and trans setup, everything else has less than 100km from its last prep. Sold wi

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

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