6 Car, Bike or Kart for sale

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

Own a piece of history. 2017 BMW M4 GT4 Accepting Offers, enquire now. Don't miss the chance to jump into the rapidly expanding GT4 Australia category, with this race ready and proven BMW M4 GT4. 2018 Bathurst 12 hour winner, at the hand of Tony Longhurst, this car has been parked up as a collection piece for much of its life since. Brought out of retirement for the 2023 Monochrome GT4 Australia competition by its new owner, it competed competitively, taking multiple podiums, while being

Built by "KirksWorks" Race Service in 2023 for Queensland and Australian Production Cars (QPC/APC). M2C was built for myself with top quality parts and labour. A regretful sale as i would like to participate in National GT4 Championship 2024 so i need it gone and get an GT4 spec car (M4GT4). If I won't sell it for that price I'll do a APC/QPC in 2024 season. - Had it since new and serviced every 4000-5000km. Currently 50K on the clock. - Full race car build can be found on Instagram - vodkaa_r

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.

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