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Touring Car Masters Chevrolet Monza is now up for sale! $135,000.00 (ex gst) Heaps of spares (see attached & list below) Selling as a rolling chassis. Cragsted (Craig Hasted) 350 Chevrolet engine (POA) only 4 weeks away from completion (engine to be purchased directly from CH) Headers, exhaust and Monza ready for installation. Selling due to now competing in another category and simply don’t have time to genuinely compete in both. Only Monza competing in the Australian series and

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/

1964 very rare Cortina GT Mk1, Bathurst Ford Motor Co entry, 19C Finished 3rd outright 1964 Armstrong 500 Bathurst Drivers, Harry Firth/ John Raeburn, 1965 1st outright Lowood 4hour Drivers, Harry Firth/ John Raeburn ,complete car full documentation, matching numbers, body ready for paint , original mechanicals engine , gearbox, diff etc in need of rebuilding, Here's your opportunity to own a major part of Australian motor racing history with certain invitations to major race events....once i

My father (Bill Sherwood, racing under the name Bill Tatham) built the original in the late 1960's and raced it up until the mid 1970's. He wanted to beat the local hero's - Moffat, Johnson, Geoghegan, etc, so fitted it with a 302 Windsor mid-mounted. It was indeed very fast in a straight line but no so good around the corners! That car has long since rusted away but I always wanted to build a replica so I did, with a lot of professional help. The engine block is the original but with modern pe

Australian constructed 1961 Jolus FJ. Raced successfully from December 1961-1963 in the Australian FJ Championship by Paul Bolton. It comes with a detailed history including Log Books for Motor Sport Australia and new FIA HTP 2D (expires 31-12-33) The car has aluminium drum brakes and a high horsepower Ford steel FJ motor that has a dry sump and a Farndon crankshaft installed. It drives through a VW/Hewland style tunnel 4 speed gearbox and is suitable for a tall driver and is race ready. It