The early story of the mighty Ansett Charger, has many twists and turns, but what I think is most poignant about its conception, is the direct Chrysler factory assistance. Evan Green’s Supercar Scare of 1972 dampened the “Big 3’s” desire to be seen supporting motorsport, but through Harry Aust (Soon to be the “A” in the legendary “K&A Engineering” team) USA ex pat’s Walt McPherson (Head of Engineering) and Gordon Pfeiffer (Head of marketing.) Chrysler factory support was granted. Along with a he
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
1937 ford pickup hot rod, 5 litre fuel injected holden with T700, 9 inch lsd, air bag suspension, removable hard top, billet specialties wheels, dakota digital instruments, award winner, priced to sell, Ken, 0418341703
1973 VJ Valiant Ute – Genuine 500ci Mopar Drag Machine Some cars are built to get you from A to B. This isn't one of them. This VJ has been built for the person who smiles every time a big-block fires into life, who loves the smell of race fuel, and who knows that nothing sounds quite like a naturally aspirated Mopar. It's a genuine, proven 10-second car that's been enjoyed both on the street and at the strip. During its time in Queensland it was driven around town, then simply fitted wi