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1961 Elfin Zephyr Special. No.14 of the first 23 Elfin's ever made. Built by Noel Heard & Gary Cooper using a 2.6 L Zephyr 6 cylinder motor. Noel raced it in the 1961 Grand Prix. Won many hill climb championships, this is a great piece of Australian motor racing history. Noel completely rebuilt the car in 1998. The car has been used very little since. It is logged as a group M car with many photos & trophies. Sadly, Noel Heard is no longer with us but he was a wealth of information about the car

1976 NG Elfin FVee. One owner from new. Chassis number 7603. This car was one of 4 cars made as the first batch of New Generation Vees. The car has raced extensively around Australia winning multiple championships and 2 Nationals poles with drivers Bronte Rundle., Keith Poole , Don Grieveson and others . The car comes with an extensive history including original purchase paperwork in 1976. Currently fitted with new John Dean 1200 engine which can be repurposed to historic regulations . Eng

This is a genuine NG Elfin with build plate EP 002 and comes with current log book and COD. It has had extensive development work and is a front running car with top HP engine, weight reduction where allowed and sorted steering and suspension. It comes with 2 sets of wheels and spares include a nose cane, brake drums, trailing arms, distributor, front shocks and assorted items. Wheel alignment bars are also included. Last outing at Phillip Island Festival of Speed qualified 3rd out of 16 cars.

1964 Austin Cooper S Group Nb Mini Extensively campaigned throughout Australia over the last 15 years by its current owner, and now looking for a new home as the owner seeks a more relaxed retired lifestyle. Alloy Caged Logbook Stout Short stroke engine with: *Forged Omega pistons *Billet MED Rods *EN40b Crank *Block modified with 4 bolt centre main. *Extensive head work with 1.5 rockers. Engine has been tuned run on E85, easy to Change over to 102 Unleaded if required. only 1 race meeti

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