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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

The Holden VK Calais Director was introduced in 1985 as a top-of-the-line luxury performance sedan, developed by the Holden Dealer Team under Peter Brock’s guidance. It was based on the VK Calais, Holden’s flagship model, but extensively modified to blend European-inspired comfort with Australian V8 muscle. This Director is all that and a lot more. The original colour of Alpine White has been retained along with a full body kit and the addition of a factory sunroof. Interior is all to factory sp

2007 VE Commodore ex Paul Morris Motorsport (PMM) HERCULES Here is your chance to own and drive a slice of V8 Supercar Racing history. This car has Bathurst Racing History having competed it the 2007 Supercars championship with the DUDE at the wheel. It then was used at TKR (team kiwi racing) The first of the VEs built by PMM. Original livery was white Sirromet wines with orange wheels This Car is an active race car not a shed Ornament, it has an active rich racing history still to this day. C

When Allan Grice and Graeme Bailey won Bathurst in 1986 it was an incredibly popular victory given that the privateer squad beat their more fancied rivals with much larger budgets (and arguably more developed cars). Not only is the car remembered for the win but its striking Chickadee livery as well (so much so the Erebus Motorsport team used it as inspiration for their retro livery at the Sandown 500 in 2018. It was for this reason that the custodian of this VK Tribute contacted Graeme Bailey a

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