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1993 Jaguar XJ220 Spa Silver - "The Worlds Fastest SUPERCAR 92-93" - 1 of 69 RHD Built - ONLY 3,700mls - Last Owner 20+yrs We are extremely proud and honoured to offer you this very special opportunity in securing one of the most significant "Supercars" of our time. This stunning 1993 Jaguar XJ220 Supercar is considered to be one of the most collectable of the early Global Supercars ever to be made in the collector car market. This absolute iconic Jaguar XJ220 started life as a mid-engine, four

Beautiful MGF racing car. Many features include. Lift off fibreglass bonnet, ducted front brakes , slotted front rotors , brake basis control five point harness, padded roll bars , racing seat, Heltec ECU VVC race engine rear spoiler. Did 1.13 sec and 1.14 sec laps at Lakeside last week and is capable of much better.

Exstensively modified xjs Jaguar.Has no exspense spared .Strong 6.6litre V12,haltech ECU custom built intake manifolds,5 speed hollinger gearbox ,jim berry race clutch ,R32 nismo nissan rear end and much more.Full details available upon inspection.Car is competeing in Targa Tasmania this April.Selling due to personal reasons.

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 a bare metal preparation

This very early Series 1 fixed head Coupe is one of the most sought after models in the lineup. This car has been subject to an extensive restoration over the last few years by a passionate collector. This car has undertaken a complete mechanical restoration to fast road spec. The owner has receipts for $85,000 of work and the car put very simply, almost every moving mechanical part from the windscreen forward has been replaced. This restoration has given the car the performance of a E-Type

MG B Roadster finished in a deep British Racing Green with chrome accents and wire-spoke wheels. Classic British styling, long bonnet, low stance, chrome bumpers and minimalist lines give it that unmistakable 1960s–70s British sports car character. Convertible roadster black interior and classic dash instrumentation creates a very pure driving experience. Class Wire wheels.The chrome wire-spoke wheels are an iconic MG feature and add to the vintage elegance. Luggage rack The chrome rear rack is

A versatile MG Midget race car . Have owned for 36 years .Has been repowered with a MGF twin cam to a Quaife 5 speed type nine gearbox full installation kit from frontline engineering UK . Quaife LSD .4 wheel disk brakes pedal box .full cage Motorsport NZ log book . So much more to this car best to call or email for more information .

MG/SINGER SPECIAL – 1950 • Polished alloy with green guards and upholstery • Alloy body on Singer chassis • Retractable seat belts • Rollbar included • MGB 5 bearing crank • Bored out 060" • Good cam • Big valve cylinder head • 4 speed manual gear box • 1 3/4" SUs and extractors • 16" wire wheels with Blockley tyres • Dual master brake cylinders • New VW steering box • Tonneau cover included • Great to drive • Currently on non-transferable club rego • Will be sold as is. $43500 – or b

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

vg valiant pacer well looked after allways garaged matching numbers car reson for sale not getting used just sitting in the shed drives great cruising car if you need to know anything just ring or message

PRICE $45,000 Cafe racer, grand tourer or club competition - your choice. A lot of people would be happy to look this good at seventy! MGA Coupe built by MG Workshops (Melbourne) in the '90s. It is fitted with an 18GB (5) brg engine (1950cc) with a MSX crossflow alloy head and twin 45 DCOE Weber carburettors, gasflowed, large valves, Titan roller rockers, Carillo rods, JE forged piston, custom extractors and side exhaust, 123 distributor, 4-speed all syncro LH overdrive gearbox and Quaife 3.9

Listing my grandfathers 1934 MG F Type Special. Fitted with a Supercharged L type engine with new crank and steel rods. Brand new professional alloy body work all round. Please call Peter Bail on 0419 820 310 with any questions!

REPLICA ‘D’ Type Jaguar was one of only five Stardust built in the UK in 1991. This car was road registered in England and imported by previous owner to be displayed at the 1992 Sydney Motor Show. Then registered with CAMS as a sports car-catergory 2 and participated in several sprints, hill climbs and car displays in both NSW and QLD. Engine – Pinto Cosworth - RS2000 SOHC – 4 cylinder 130bhp – twin Weber 45s – re-ported head – lightweight flywheel Chassis - triangulated space frame Body

Relive the glory of MG's racing heritage with this exquisite 1976 MGB GT, transformed into an authentic Sebring. Drawing from the BMC Competition Department's final masterpieces—the Sebring racers that stormed circuits and clinched class victory at the 1969 Targa Florio—this car captures their raw, unyielding spirit. It features a genuine all-steel widebody shell for unmatched durability and period precision. Meticulously maintained in a private Western Australian collection, it's road-legal on

Originally built for Hal Bayliss in 1974, this one-of-a-kind 1927 Ford T-Model Hot Rod is a legendary part of Australia’s custom car scene. With an award-winning pedigree and show-stopping presence, this car is not just a vehicle it’s a legacy on wheels.. Built to Drive – Registered & Roadworthy This car has been on full registration since day one—no club permits, no garage queen. It cruises confidently on a Bob Bowman chassis and packs serious punch with a street-tuned 350 Chev V8 under the h

1973 VJ Valiant Ute – Genuine 500ci Mopar Drag Machine Some cars are built to get you from A to B. This isn't one of them. This VJ has been built for the person who smiles every time a big-block fires into life, who loves the smell of race fuel, and who knows that nothing sounds quite like a naturally aspirated Mopar. It's a genuine, proven 10-second car that's been enjoyed both on the street and at the strip. During its time in Queensland it was driven around town, then simply fitted wi

MG TC SPECIAL Two Seat Sports/Racing car Year of original manufacture 1947 Converted to race mode 1975 CAMS Historic Group Lb (q) Certificate of Description H0754 issued on 23 July 1999 Original Constructor MG Car Company Ownership History 1947 – 1975 History unconfirmed 1975 – 1998 Ken Moir – Victoria 1998 – 2005 Adrian Brooks – Victoria 2005 – 2018 Terry White – Victoria 2018 – Present Ash Caldecott – NSW This car has been extensively developed and presents a

1968 MGCGT Sebring replica. Full ground up restoration. New chrome, lights, lens, interior, recon engine, gearbox, overdrive. High quality professional bodywork including flared guards. Has CAMS approved roll cage with certificate. Has CAMS certificate for GROUP Sb. Setup for tarmac rallying. Roof lights. Side lights. Lucas style driving lights. Multiple USB ports. Triple Webers. Electronic ignition. Oil catch can. Alloy radiator with twin electric fans. Voltage gauge. Air/fuel mixture gau

Historic replica D Type. Car constructed from UK kit in mid 1980's and built in South Africa. All fibreglass body with Jaguar mechanical. Came to Australia 2020. Engine 4.2 lt with 3 x SU Carbs. User friendly 5 speed gearbox otherwise it's Jag. Very solid easy drive of an exclusive style of car. $ 127000

Started life as an English import car and was purchased by Brian Hannaford in 1982 and raced as a category 5 car (have the origional log book). Currently a Group S car but only use at race meetings in Tasmania since 2008 with the current owner. Engine volume is 1131. 50.15 BHP at the rear wheels, built by Chris Milton in 1992. 1 meeting old competition clutch and Super Stubs to front suspention, all supplied by Colin Dodds. too many upgrades to list The motor has been freshened up and at the sam