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1964 very rare Cortina GT Mk1, Bathurst Ford Motor Co entry, 19C Finished 3rd outright 1964 Armstrong 500 Bathurst Drivers, Harry Firth/ John Raeburn, 1965 1st outright Lowood 4hour Drivers, Harry Firth/ John Raeburn ,complete car full documentation, matching numbers, body ready for paint , original mechanicals engine , gearbox, diff etc in need of rebuilding, Here's your opportunity to own a major part of Australian motor racing history with certain invitations to major race events....once i

Bundoora VIC, Australia
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2002 Chenowth Millenium class 10 buggy Rebuilt mitsubishi 4b11 engine making 210hp @9000rpm Albins 6 speed 11.5 sequential transaxle 934 cvs with modena engineering 33 spline axles Link fury ecu and AIM pdm with display and keypad King shocks tuned by MCA suspension with adjustable canisters Howe powersteering rack Gearone mid board hubs Raceline wheels fitted with mickey thompson tyres The car is a competitive with some good results, ready to race the 2026 season To see in action check

Cooroy QLD, Australia
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My father (Bill Sherwood, racing under the name Bill Tatham) built the original in the late 1960's and raced it up until the mid 1970's. He wanted to beat the local hero's - Moffat, Johnson, Geoghegan, etc, so fitted it with a 302 Windsor mid-mounted. It was indeed very fast in a straight line but no so good around the corners! That car has long since rusted away but I always wanted to build a replica so I did, with a lot of professional help. The engine block is the original but with modern pe

Mudgeeraba QLD, Australia
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HISTORIC FORMULA FORD BUILT IN 1969. This pretty looking car was built by Brian Andrew an ex Chequered Flag mechanic and raced successfully by him in the inaurgural Formula Ford race in Australia. It was imported into New Zealand by Michael Pearse who raced it here in 1970/71. After Michael's ownership the car passed into the hands of a couple of chaps who used it for club events. It has been in my ownership since 1985. Probably the least raced F.F. In the country it even has the original

Katikati, New Zealand
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Mike Davidson's dream was to capture the world record for the fastest twin-engine Flathead powered streamliner and began over 25 years ago when he and others put their heads together and the DLRA was born. The journey of building his own car began by hiring moulds for the body from Arivetts in the USA and when his body was ready had extensive wind tunnel testing performed at the RAAF Edinburgh base. The car can be entered into four different classes depending on how it is configured. In March 20

Victor Harbor SA, Australia
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