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2016 BMW M3 build by and purchased from Bruce Lynton Service team prior to 2022 Bathurst 6hour which was this cars first race and placed 4th in class. It has also won the 2022 Australian Production Car Championship. The car has been built and serviced with no expense spared and constantly developed to be a very competitive and reliable package as proven by its race results. Car Qualified on the front row for 2023 Bathurst 6hr and finished P2 only 2.7 seconds behind the winner. Car is fully pre

bmw e21 2 door coupe 3/4 chassis chrome moly 12 point role cage commodore twin piston brakes 9" nodule iron strange 4:11.1 gears 35spline axels autometer gauges mc Donald bros ladder bar rear end art carr gated shifter tailshaft to suit t400 transmission cooler under car fuel system suit twin carburetor e85 msd 6al2 Wildwood brake master braided lines wheel tubs suit 31.5 14" tires alloy front runners painted in flat black. had blown big block chev and t400 Moving and can't take it with me.

2021 fully race prepped Maverick with current AASA and MA logbooks. GRC cage and gussett/ brace kit. comes with: . Full spare set of Desert speed lab prepped Fox shocks . Full spare new P-Drive clutch . Knuckles, bearings, belt and brake pads galore . Brand new transmission spare . Full spare set of 30 inch Tensor tyres on 15 inch rims . New spare DPS unit - New front Diff spare Also up for sale is the dual axle race trailer. Happy to look at package

Built in-house by our team at Lynton Motorsport (Bruce Lynton Service). Sister car to the 2019 and 2021 Bathurst 6 Hour winning cars and 2022 APC Championship winning car. Car has won races and had round wins in both QPC/APC. Car is built using top brand parts; • PWR Coolers: Radiator, oil cooler, transmission cooler, diff cooler, side cooler • Drexler LSD Diff • Team Dynamic wheels (4 sets), • ATL 100L Fuel Tank with dry break • Vbox 2 Camera system • Motec dash • BM3 Tune • AP Front and Rear

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