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Chassis number AA711, the first Birrana, was built in Sydney by Tony Alcock trading as ‘MAs du Closs Engineering’ prior to the establishment of Birrana Racing Cars Pty Ltd with Malcolm Ramsay in 1972. Alcock was a designer builder who had previously worked for Elfin Sports Cars in Adelaide and for Brabham, Cosworth, McLaren and Cooper. The F71 comes with; MSA Historic Log Book and CoD, Hewland Mk8 gearbox with ten gear ratios, two sets of wheels, harness valid to end 2029, body moulds and som

Toowoomba QLD, Australia
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Selling my first project car. Car remains road legal, with engineering certificate to certifier it as a 2 seater. My dad had the car since new, put 250k km on it driving daily Sydney to Newcastle for a few years, i inherited it and began taking it to the track. Car has had ~8 track days around Sydney. Lots of fun and also acts as a spare family car. Selling it as i've upgraded and cant justify so many cars at our house :( Mods include: Down pipe cold air intake stage 2 tune lowered springs fro

Dundas Valley NSW, Australia
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Chassis #16. Raced in the Australian AF2 Championship in '74 to '76 by Chas. Talbot and presented now as raced by Graham Baker in the '77 Peter Stuyvesant Formula Pacific Championship in New Zealand. Current Group Q Log Book and C.O.D. Fitted with a low mileage Cosworth BDD and rebuilt FT200 with 16 spare ratios. Less than 3 hours running since a ground up restoration, including all new rod ends, dampers, c.v.'s, axles, pumps, battery, instruments - everything! Comes with a set of replica 3-

Sunshine Coast QLD, 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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