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2013 orange front Rocket , Turn key or Roller , XR1 upgrades, roller less engine, only need motor,full oil system and pump, feul pump, lightweight feul cell , full factory car, all lightweight components, carbon tail shaft, all braided lines, done 400 laps only, 2022 updates to ohlins and new body anf in immaculate condition , lots of spare, oil heater , engine heater, 5 bread locks rims , 5 non headlock rims, 10 rims in total, spare RF gas canister shock, Helmet air unit ,spring tester , ful

*****Price reduction***** 1988 Van Diemen It is the Michael Mortimer Australian delivered car. He won Sandown in it beating Larkham. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b27CXCJlVc0 and spun on the last lap at Bathurst whilst in third: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sA8_gcQZphg The car has only had 6 owners , including myself, in its life. Includes CoD, has just been re-powder coated, with new ali floor ready to fit, cermaic exhaust, performance alloy wheels. Needs assembly, complete except r

Australian Formula 2 Carbon Fibre race car with a Motorsport Australia Historic COD, that is ready to race and not a cent to spend on it. Including new wets and Hoosier slicks (unused) This car was imported into Australia as a roller, after only 6 months racing as a F3 in England with Edenbridge Racing. It was converted to Australian Formula 2 VW golf powered and first competed in 1996. The original log book has only 4 entries between 1996 and 2002, and was then stored for 20 years. The car was

1988 VAN DIEMEN FORMULA FORD $48,000 This car chassis number 1249 was the yellow prototype for the 1988 Van Diemen with Allan McNish involved in the development. It was then a works car for Van Diemen in 1988 with the Duckham’s oil yellow and blue livery. The car was raced by Derek Higgins and won the 1988 ESSO FF1600 and British RAC FF600 Championships. It was third in the 1988 Formula Ford Festival, number 47. In 1990 and again in 1991 driven by John Thompson it won the Western Canadia

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