4 items over $100,000 for sale

The GTR-X was a fascinating concept from the get-go; A fibreglass body, over a steel “ladder” chassis, which may seem exotic to an Australian market, but GM had been successfully using that technique with its iconic sports car, the Corvette, from 1953’s C1. Come 1969, the Corvette had evolved to the swoopy C3 guise, featuring independent suspension, four-wheel disc brakes and wild 427 L88 spec’ motors. Along that 16 year passage, the Corvette’s early mistakes became improvements and a smooth, fa

PMM chassis Hercules. You will not find a genuine Supercar of this standard anywhere at this price. This car has been with its current owner for the last 10 years. Extremely well maintained and presented. Huge spares inventory which will all go with the car. Nothing to spend

CAMS LOG BOOKED NO RUST 4 DOOR TORANA BUILT IN MIND OF THE GROUP C A9X APART OF HAVING OVER 500 HP BUILT WITH ALL NEW PARTS GROUND UP. TESTED AT QUEENS LAND RACE WAY 30 LAPS AT 7,000 TO 7.5000 OIL PRESSURE STAYED AT 50PSI 60 TO 70 ON START UP,CAR STOPPED CORNERED DROVE FANTASTIC BRAKE PADS ARE PMU USED HAS CLUB REGO,BUT IS A FULL 100% RACE CAR 308 RACE ENGINE COME RACING BILLET 3.55 CRANK,H BEAM 1.125 RODS,WISCO .020 PISTONS,CLIVE ROLLER CAM,T-BAR CPMP PRO ROLLER LIFTERS,OIL GALLERY DELIVERY

The Mildren was one of seven cars built between 1969 and 1971 to the Rennmax BN3 design. Soon after its creation, the Mildren was raced by none other than Max Stewart in the 1969 Tasman series, powered by a 1.6 litre Alfa Romeo engine, Stewart was able to claim 13th place but his relationship with this magnificent car was only just beginning. Later that year, the Mildren was fitted with a 1600cc Waggott FVA engine, which along with raw skill, talent and a head turner of a car, led Stewart to a 3