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1988 Caterham Super 7. 27,127 km on the clock only. Current Safety Certificate Registered in QLD >1988 Caterham Super 7 Clubman. >4-cylinder 1600 (bored out to 1700) Ford Escort engine. >5 speed manual gear box. >Twin Webber Carburettor’s. >91 ULP - require fuel additive as car was manufactured for leaded petrol. >Original Caterham branded wheels. >Official Caterham Green and Yellow paintwork. >Original wet weather kit included I.E. vinyl top. >Odometer - 16,856 Miles (not KLM.s). >Speedo has

2019 Caterham Seven 485s (RHD) SV (with Compliance Plate) Specifications: Paint: Alfa Competition Red Engine: 2.0L Duratec Transmission: 6-Speed Manual Rear end: deDion Delivery Date: February 27, 2019 Options & Upgrades: 4-point racing harnesses (driver and passenger side) Upholstery specified in carbon look Increased heat insulation from the engine on the driver's side (significantly improves drivability in the QLD heat) Factory short exhaust with bimodal valve, opened via the sports button/

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

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

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

Developed for the Formula Mirage Category, this Formula Ford 2000 Chassis track car has been used as a training open wheel racer. Engine Details: 2-Litre, DOHC, 4-Valve, Mitsubishi 4G63 engine . The Formula Mirage was a racing class supported by the Japan Automobile Federation and Mitsubishi. This racing class was started in the same year as the more successful Formula Toyota and lasted for six years between 1990 and 1995. The cars Formula Mirage was an open chassis class, open for all manu