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Fully prepped vintage rally car on full NSW rego (car has its original plates from 1967!). Perfect for charity rallying or competitive vintage rallying. Over $60K spent up until now, most recently a full end to end service and dyno tune with complete digital ignition set-up ($3800 all up). Engine is a fully built Vintage Performance Developments B20 2.3L Stroker running stage II heads with twin SU Carbs and ceramic coated extractors. Car now produces 132hp at rear-wheels with conservative 6000rp
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Roll Cage
Historic rally car, rebuilt by Roger and friends. Converted by me as a track car for hill climbs, street sprint and gear days. Amazon Coupe 123GT with all its rally mod's, some not fitted but are still with the car. Has o/drive box and fresh modified engine with zero hours. 3 sets of wheels: 6 x minilites and tyres, 4 x ford steel pursuit rims and 4 x US racing with semi slicks. There is a truck load of spares and panels also with car. For more info please call Glenn 0437 576627 after 2pm week d
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Roll CageLog Book
Well sorted,highly competitive Group NC HTC.nothing to spend.comprehensive spare parts package.Dyno tuned Korman spare race engine with manifold and carbies,six sets of wheels 13x6 and 13x7.5 speed gertrag gearbox and tailshaft to change car to five speed.spare close ratio four speed gearbox,spare panels,radiator,two lsd differentials 4:4 4:8..list parts available on request.car is available with spares minus spare race motor for $40,000.spare race motor available seperately for $18,000. .
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Recently completed Perth to Sydney Marathon and local Historic and Classic Rally Club events. Showing genuine 178K km currently on NSW Conditional logbook. Thousands spent. Engine shimmed with 850 camshaft, fuel injection, new radiator. Aluminium engine bash plate. New competition exhaust. All new springs, shocks and top mounts, new brake rotors back and front, Kumho rally tyres on steel rims and AT tyres on Virgo rims. New A/C compressor. Factory bullbar and Hella Comet 500s. Rear seat and boo
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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