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Historic Competition Clubman (Group Q) CAMS / MA Logbooked with CoD. Very original example, being the sixth and last of this model clubman built in Adelaide in 1974 by Alpha Sports Production's (ASP) Rory Thompson and Ray Lewis. Meticulously maintained and preserved, this clubman is light, simple, easy to manage and fun to maintain and drive. (Therepeutic even !!!). Enjoyed by the current owner over the past 25 years. Corolla 3K 1300 powered retaining some original Motor Improvement component

Highgate SA, Australia
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The Elfin Streamliner chassis number #7 was ordered by Peter Manton of Monaro motors Melbourne in September 1960 (known as the Monaro MG). Garrie Cooper built the car using MGA twin cam part supplied by Peter Manton. The Streamliner used wishbone suspension MGA twin cam wheels and gearbox with a MGA pushrod super charged engine. Peter Manton first ran the car in February 1961 international meeting in Ballarat (Australian Gold Star race , which latter became the Tasman series). Peter came 3rd

Camberwell VIC, Australia
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$115,000
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BMC B Series (MGA) 1600cc Engine with a Derrington crossflow head, 2 x 45 DCOE Weber carburetors' Steel Crankshaft and flywheel by Crankshaft Rebuilders 4 speed close ratio straight cut gearbox by Jack Knight England, Triumph Herald uprights, Triumph Spitfire front discs, Morris Major rear drum brakes, brand new Austin A30 diff with LSD Log Book CoD manufactured 1962, Authorized Roll Bar, Recently complete engine rebuild, including new piston, rings and bearings, gearbox rebuilt and new crow

Glen Iris VIC, Australia
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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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