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Hi, for sale is my EK1 Civic with EK4 facelift. I don't particularly want to sell it, but having 3 projects cars and renovations on the go at the same time something has to give. Pros: - Overall it's a great little car and has been modified to be either a fun street car or to be competitive on the track. - Has all the fruit you could want. Everything is done, just get in and drive. - Qualifies for Vic historic registration next year. - Engine is registered to the chassis. Cons: - It's a 25 ye

DC5s Milano RED I have had the car for 1 year and have only put on less than 2,000km since buying it due to having too many cars and not getting driven enough! Was bought originally to track but plans have changed. A selection of modifications have been done to enhance the car's performance whilst making it reliable. Has passed RWC when I bought the car, only required a new front windscreen which was replaced at time of the RWC Pro All electrics are in working order inc AC, lights, radio, c

Valiant by Plymouth LHD 1964 V100 2 dr sedan. 170 cu in slant six, A-833 four speed, triple Webers and much, much more. Built to Nb Historic Touring Car specs, but never log booked. With a dud driver at the wheel, long track Winton 1.49, Mt Tarrengower Hill Climb 51.6. Could be put on the road with minimal effort and expense. Youtube search [1964 Plymouth Valiant V100 Part 2] to see a few laps of Winton. Car is in Lyndoch SA Ph 0457120996. The following items are included in the sale- *recondit

Reduced from 18,500, now 16,000 1971 Plymouth Duster Roller suit a number of classes, supercharged outlaw, top sportsman, super gas and others. Seamless mild steel tube chassis, funny car driver's style cage (20” at seat base, 18” at shoulder H 38”) will fit 6’1” 181lb driver. Rowe strut disc front with rack & pinion. 4 link, new Koni coil over shocks, new springs, 9” rear end, new SPE 40 spline floater 11/16 drive studs, 5 on 5.5, Wilwood 4 spot disc brake callipers. No center. Simpson 5 poi

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