Seeking EOI in my Turbo 1300 gti swift mini project. $7000 ono Round nose mini shell modified to fit a G13B Suzuki swift motor. Shell has been lengthened 100mm and widened 150mm. Front and rear Suzuki swift subframes. Motor fully rebuilt with low comp pistons, polished rods, strengthened big end and lightened flywheel. Gold anodised bolts. Custom made stainless turbo exhaust manifold. Custom alloy intake manifold. Please note, all engine work was done by the previous owner 10years ago
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
This car goes so well, it is a real joy to drive. Whether you want to relive the hills of Monaco . or the thrills of Mt. Panorama - Bathurst, or just enjoy your daily drive, this beautifully restored car has it all. This 1969 Morris Cooper S is the real deal. With only 4 owners since new, you could be No. 5 The car was built at the BMC plant Zetland ( Sydney). This immaculate car has been lovingly restored to "as new " condition. The car has been regularly serviced by mini specialist Jason Ar
A Very Successful and Talked-About Car Prepared by Ellery Motorsport This Formula Ford is a standout and professionally prepared. Included with the car: Ellery Motorsport Race-Winning Engine Very limited kilometres and proven on track. Historic Certificate of Description (CoD) Spare Parts Including bodywork components, a selection of gear ratios and a spare set of coveted Panasport wheels. Happy to assist with handover on a test day etc.
1964 English Cooper Group NB Log booked Race Car Log Book included (from 4/2/1991) 1293cc Aluminium Bolt in roll cage BRG/White LSD - Mini Lite style wheels - with offsets Sliding Window Twin Tanks Cone Suspension Rust free always dry stored Use as a very competitive group nb race car or convert to a cafe Racer (last two images for concept only)
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