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Originally built and certified in Perth, June 2008, purchased and shipped to Sydney, re-certification in NSW May 2015. Only 2 owners . Body colour: green with black interior. Speedo: 27,098 kms. Nissan SR 20, 2 litre motor & 5 speed gearbox. Dunlop road legal 195/60R 14 tyres, gross weight 650 Kg, engine immobiliser, 4 point harness seat belts, NSW registration to May 2027. Never used for competition, lovelingly maintained, always garaged, never used in rain. Full original Westfield construct

Lane Cove NSW, Australia
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Unmolested original car with upgraded specs WESTFIELD WIDEBODY SEIW NSW Historic club registration Imported by me. Opportunity to buy a loved car due to my recently changed circumstances. Engine brand new crated 2014 2 liter Ford Zetec Twin cam 16 valve DTA ECU running approx 170 hp Jenvey Fuel injection New engine not rebuilt. New 4 branch stainless steel exhaust system 5 speed gearbox Independent Rear suspension Quaife limited slip diff 3.84 Front and rear brakes- New rotors Calipers a

Black Head NSW, Australia
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Designed & built by Pace Innovations for the IRC category. IRC currently run as a category in the Hi-Tec Series. Can run in Bathurst 12 Hour invitational class. Also suitable for Sports Sedans with minor modifications. This vehicle is setup for Bronze drivers competing in the IRC GT class with paddle shift and Bosch M5 ABS. It is right hand drive so it can easily be converted to the IRC SD class for Silver drivers with Sequential shift and disabled ABS. The vehicle has been meticulously maintain

Hope Island QLD, Australia
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Great History behind this car 1981 British Formula Atlantic Championship Placed 3rd with Phil Dowsett Driving the car. Competed in the 1981 Macau Grand Prix - Vern Schuppan driving. Car was shipped to Australia in 1982 by Graham Brown. Most recently competed in the Formula Atlantic races in New Zealand at Taupo and Highlands Park. Maintained at the highest levels with a complete engine overhaul last year only 3hrs on engine. Engine work completed by Jamie Larner - $20k rebuild - Can provide

Sunshine Coast QLD, Australia
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Selling Westfield Clubmam 2002. Green colour body Come with Wether cover Spare set of street legal race tyres. This car has done a few test days at Lakeside Park. Well looked after car The engine is a1998 Mazda MX5 and an MX5 Manual gear box. The front suspension is fabricated a has been installed with Cortina Axles. Hubs and brake with coil over springs. Ford escort Mark 11 steering rack. Runs on 98 unleaded fuel. Has an engine immobilsor. Will sell with personalised place if price it right Th

Glenlogan QLD, Australia
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Chassis 1 (of 25) run by March Engineering for Mike Thackwell in 1979 British F3 Championship. Finished 3rd with 5 wins. Winner of Monza Lotteria F3 race. Imported into Australia in 1980 by Russell Norden where it ran as an Arbyen in Gotcha colours. Winner at Sandown in 1981. Sold to Chris Kane, then to Neil Israel. Winner at Sandown 1984. 3rd 1984 Australian Formula 2 Championship. Extensive restoration commenced in 2017 back to 1980 AF2 configuration. All uprights (including spares) crack te

Wantirna VIC, Australia
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Uk manufactured March Sports 2000, imported from the US, competed in the 2 litre sports car class engine was rebuilt after arriving in Australia, hydraulics overhauled (clutch / brake master cylinders and brake calipers) Alloy monocoque (tub) is in excellent condition and visually appears to have never had repairs both gearbox selector dogs replaced new starter motor new front brake pads spare water pump and oil pump belts ORIGINAL BAG FUEL TANK replaced with fabricated alloy, foam filled

Scott Creek SA, 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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