6 items for sale

First time offered for sale Bundaberg Rum's Ultimate Summer Wagon. Unwanted prize auctioned June 2003 with one lady owner to date. Genuine 25,000kms. One of three, 2 built for Mambo and one for Bundy Rum. Complied 7/02. VU, SS, Panel van. Black metallic paint, manual, 5.7L, V8, Petrol, EFI. Aircon, dual airbags, P/steer, P/wind front, ABS, IRS, LSD, FE2 suspension, Cruise control, Central locking, Pioneer head unit CD/DVD Player with subwoofers, Red leather trim, SS cold air induction kit, High

VU SS race/exhibition car project. Sold as rolling concern. Vehicle has a clean title and could be engineered and re registered with some work. Quick rundown *2001 VU SS *Statesman international front end conversion *4 inch reverse cowl *HSV Hard lid *HSV Sail Plain *New Blackout projector headlights *New Blackout Tail lights with LED *New Side Markers *Wilwood brake master *Wilwood brake bias valve *B&M line lock *Electric Power steering Conversion (fully functional for moving the car aroun

Predator Ute up for sale as seen in NZV8 magazine. Fully certified for road, current WOF and Rego. This Ute is a one off and built extremely well. Regular maintenance carried out since I have owned it from 2020. Genuine reason for sale. This Ute went from Moyes Holden and got fabricated. Ute runs cool and well. 720hp, 10lb boost, nitrous no longer hooked up (bottles still in Ute). YouTube video attached rom NAC Car Culture - Ute is on from running time 1-minute in the video. Engine- 400 Small

On offer for sale is this 2000 Holden Commodore Team Brock Future Tourer raced by James Brock in the 2000/2001 BOC Gases Australian Super Touring Championship. Originally built by Brock under the Diamond Valley Speed Shop banner after Brock had claimed victory in the inaugural category race at Mount Panorama in 1999 with a VS Commodore, this VT Commodore made its racing debut at Oran Park in July 2000 and competed in Brock Jnr’s hands with backing of V8 Sleuth partner Biante Model Cars. The ca

This incredibly special Holden Ute was built for James Brock and was produced by Wayne Park in Queensland who was the original builder of all the V8 Brutes. James Brock first competed in round three of the 2003 V8 Ute Championship at Wakefield Park and went on to finish 3rd in the Championship that year along with numerous pole positions and lap records. In the same year James and father Peter Brock drove the car together and won the “Great Aussie Ute Race” which was held at the Bathurst 24 Hou