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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 .

Wānaka, New Zealand
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Less than 400 original kms on the clock Available to view by appt only *Not road registered* About this vehicle Driven 385 km Automatic transmission Exterior color: Grey · Interior color: Grey Fuel type: Diesel

Welshpool WA, Australia
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Isuzu DMAX V8 SuperUte and REC (Franchise) 1 of 24 V8 SuperUtes allowed to race in the series which supports the Supercars. Just finished last season, the car was competitive all year. Best finishing position of 7th, last round best finishing position of 11th. The car is ready to go for round 2 of the 2026 season. The V8 SuperUte Spec includes - LS3 engine (low hours since rebuild) PACE Engineering category roll cage and rear suspension. Audi R8 Brembo brake package 2 spare sets of wheels

Landsborough QLD, Australia
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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

Sandfly TAS, Australia
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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

Victor Harbor SA, Australia
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