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1973 ELFIN MS7 FOR SALE ... well known ex Garrie Cooper winner 1974 Australian Sportscar Championship and now probably the most successful and famous ‘big banger’’ sportscar in Australia currently with lap records at 4 x East Coast circuits driven lately by Tom Tweedie with so many other wins we can confirm. Freshly rebuild engine just off the dyno (with zero track miles) based on a Repco Holden Lucas injected 5 litre V8 ... DG300 transaxle ... spare front body .... Includes spare gear ratio

Hornsby NSW, Australia
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The ideal track day car, especially for the MG enthusiast. About 90 of these supercars were built by MG in the UK between 2003 and 2006. They were available in three forms SV (4.6L Ford V8), SV-R (5.0L Ford V8) and SV-S (4.6L Ford V8 with Roush supercharger). Only about six were SV-Ss. Italian steel chassis with full carbon fibre body, this supercharged engine reputedly produces 495bhp (370kW). Recaro seats, Brembo brakes, 5 spd Tremec gearbox, built-in roll cage, 2.5 sets of original OZ Racing

Chapel Hill QLD, Australia
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Offered for sale is one of the most significant surviving Australian Formula 5000 cars: Elfin MR8 chassis 8761, a factory-built works car with an exceptional period race history and a distinguished list of drivers. Constructed by Elfin Sports Cars for Ansett Team Elfin, chassis 8761 made its debut at Sandown Park on 15 February 1976 with Elfin founder Garrie Cooper at the wheel. The car was immediately entrusted to some of the finest drivers of the era, including Vern Schuppan, who drove it to

Croydon VIC, Australia
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Relive the glory of MG's racing heritage with this exquisite 1976 MGB GT, transformed into an authentic Sebring. Drawing from the BMC Competition Department's final masterpieces—the Sebring racers that stormed circuits and clinched class victory at the 1969 Targa Florio—this car captures their raw, unyielding spirit. It features a genuine all-steel widebody shell for unmatched durability and period precision. Meticulously maintained in a private Western Australian collection, it's road-legal on

Bunbury WA, Australia
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Without question one of the most eye-catching and memorable liveries from V8 Supercar racing in the late 2000s is the blue, orange and white that adorned the Britek Motorsport Ford Falcon BF. Irrespective of whether you are a Holden fan or in the corner of the Blue Oval, Britek absolutely hit the mark when it came up with its Fujitsu livery – it looks sensational from every angle. And that is something that the new owner is going to have to get their head around: add it to a collection or drive

Albury NSW, Australia
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Genuine 1974 MGB GT V8 in excellent condition. Only 1,839 produced with chrome bumper. This vehicle has had a fortune spent on it and was on club plates till 2019. The previous owner Brett McManis competed in historic group S racing with this car. The car was prepared by Bob Rountree, engine capacity 3522CC. This vehicle is fitted with a Gatric 5 speed gear box. It also comes with the original motor gearbox and a truckload of spares. There is also 4 mini light type wheels with tyres. I have own

Wheeler Heights NSW, Australia
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V8 SUPERCAR DRIVEN BY JAMES COURTNEY, SHANE VAN GISBERGEN, SCOTT MCLAUGHLIN Stone Brothers Racing Ford Falcon BF Chassis SBR15BF507, ex-Shane van Gisbergen SP Tools chassis with an amazing SBR V8 Supercar history and driven by some of the biggest stars of the sport. The car has had a full chassis up body restoration by Richard Atkinson in New Zealand. Bathurst runner-up car in 2007 driven by James Courtney and David Besnard for SBR. The car became Shane van Gisbergen’s SP Tools car for the s

Merivale, Christchurch, New Zealand
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