9 items in Australia with Log Book for sale

Lotus Elan Series 2 Drop Head Coupe. This car has had the following items professionally rebuilt, including engine, gearbox and diff. Also includes new solid rear drive shaft conversion, front suspension, steering rack and rear hubs, new aluminium fuel tank, rear uprights fitted with adjustable spring platforms and fitted with new adjustable Spaz shocks. All brake calipers have been rebuilt along with brake and clutch master cylinders. Also included in the sale is a newly made 26R body kit. T

Vl commodore, turbo motor, agi bolt in cage, truetrak diff with big spline axles, 2 sets of rims one set with full slicks, currently logbooked car has not been to modified that it couldn't be put back to a road car

Great looking Lotus Super Seven with genuine international and local race history, has all the right components such as race box, LSD etc, genuine L-block, Cosworth steel crank etc non-crossflow 1500 Ford race engine, eligible for Group O (CoD process underway), engine being refreshed so will shortly be ready for competitive racing, very reluctant sale of a genuine seven with amazing history, original chassis plate, too many race cars, time for someone else to use it, perfect entry into 1960s ra

Pic for attention. Looking for a VB-VL V8 Commodore Rally Car that's turn key or close to. Must be well built, Log Booked and preferably have a National spec Cage. Will consider other Cars with a budget around 50k or so.

FURTHER PRICE REDUCTION. I've retired from racing so car needs to go. This is a Lotus 23B that was re-bodied with wider wheels and body by John Harvey in the UK in 1968. It has history in the UK and Germany before I imported it to Australia in 1996 when it had a full back to bare chassis rebuild. The car is very competitive holding the Group O lap record at Morgan Park and has had many outright and class wins including the Jill Patterson Motors Trophy (EC), Queensland Tourist Trophy and several

Offered for sale after an extensive ownership period is James Brock’s Bathurst Tourer 300-winning Commodore. Originally a VP Commodore race body shell, this car was first built as an AUSCAR by Melbourne-based business owner Greg Stevenson to race as part of the Australian Super Speedway Championship. It made its race debut at the Thunderdome in December 1991 and was raced as the #03 Goodyear Commodore by the late Peter Fitzgerald. In Fitzgerald’s hands this car finished third to Brad Jones and