7 items with Log Book for sale

Delivered new by McLaren GT in December 2016. New engine installed in May 2018, has less than 1300 kms. New gearbox installed in January 2018, has less than 3,300 km. All MGT upgrades for the 650S GT3 included in this car. Maintenance, lifing records, mileage, other documentation and vehicle viewing all available upon request. Last raced Phillip Island in 2018 and has since been privately owned with minimal private track day usage. Vehicle maintained by McElrea Racing / MR Tuning. Come

2005 ba falcon xr8 Car has following: Motorsport Australia logbook 3j improved production -fresh 5.4ltr engine with only dyno time -T56 6 speed gearbox with new ceramic clutch and lighten flywheel -4 into 1 pacemaker headers with 4 inch side exit exhaust -brembo 4 pot front brakes with pbr rear -HSD coilovers allround -Adjustable sway bars front and rear New Nolathane bushes in rear cradle with adjustable control arms -Front camber kit -2 sets of Koya SF05 wheels 18X9 front 18X10 rear with slic

Shane van Gisbergen's first V8 Supercar drive now up for sale! - Full V8 Sleuth Car report available upon request. In 2005 Stone Brothers Racing were at the peak of their period as a V8 Supercars powerhouse, having claimed back-to-back championships with Marcos Ambrose in 2003 and 2004. This car was the fourth BA Falcon chassis built by the team, construction beginning in 2005 ahead of becoming Ambrose’s car for the 2006 season. However, Ambrose announced early in 2005 that he’d leave V8 Superc

M20 McLaren replica. This car has been built over 12yrs to original design and specs, Full alloy tub rivetted and bonded as per original design. side mounted radiators and fuel tanks fitted with safety foam and surrounded with foam for side impact protection. M20 McLaren steering rack, alloy uprights and double adjustable shocks. 6 piston callipers on 12.25" discs and alloy hats on all 4 corners. Floor mount pedal box with adjustable brake bias. Cable drive Tach, Mechanical gauges (as per period

Rover P6B with chrome moly roll cage. Painted in Shell racing teams colours. This car is essentially rebuilt from the Camel/Shell Rover as constructed in 1972 at Manton Motors in Melbourne. The original car was modified extensively over the years to the extent that too much metal was removed from the structure, therefore it was necessary to donor A, B and C pillars and base unit but retaining all of the original light-weight panels, F5000 front suspension, framework in engine bay to hold the mot