5 items with Log Book for sale

MASSIVE PRICE REDUCTION! Targa, Circuit, Sprints, Regularity, Hill Climb 1969 series 2 XKE (e type), Fixed Head Coupe (FHC), seats 2. Original Right hand drive, Complete Matching numbers 4.2 lt engine, chassis and 4 speed gear box. Upgraded XJS LSD. Cams log book with 20 entries covering many race wins and podium finishes is also included along with historical photographs of circuit track and sprint competition action. Full Cams approved 6 point racing roll cage. Rotisserie restoration included

1972 Jaguar E-Type Series 3 V12 Roadster Heritage Certificate | White over Red | Documented Recent Maintenance The Series 3 V12 Roadster represents the final evolution of the E-Type, pairing the iconic open two-seater body with Jaguar’s smooth and characterful 5.3-litre V12 engine. This example is the desirable open two-seater roadster, not the longer 2+2 coupe, and is supported by a substantial history file, Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust certificate, original-style manuals, historical paperwo

BMW John Players Special E30 Replica Well known Sports Sedan has competed in NSW Series Perth based owner purchased this iconic race car to compete in local Tarmac Rally's in WA Current owner has shipped the race car back to NSW and is based on the Central Coast Lack of space sees this well sorted race car available for the next BMW enthusiast to use as he/she pleases

1963 Jaguar Mk2 Group Nb historic racing car. Original opalescent silver blue paint with full grey interior. Manufactured in 1963 as a 3.4 manual with overdrive and sold in the UK. Converted to race car in 1980s in the UK. Log booked in Australia as Group Nb race car in 1992. Previously road registered in NSW. Only two owners since 1992. Competitive car raced at all major Australian circuits including Phillip Is, Sandown and Bathurst. Best presented historic touring car at 2024 Sandown Classic

Ex JPS Team BMW M3 – The Last One Built Before you bother asking, I won't separate items. The car’s log book was issued on 10/9/87 and it’s first race was the James Hardie 1000 that year. The drivers were 1986 ATCC Champion Robbie Francevic and the JPS Team’s engine guru Ludwig “Goofy” Finnauer. A great debut performance for the car saw it finish 6th outright and 2nd in class to the JPS Team’s lead driver pairing of Richards/Longhurst. At the end of 1987 the JPS Team was disbanded and all the ca