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Roll CageLog Book
MAZDA RX7 - BUILT IN 2016 - CAMS LOG BOOKED ROLL CAGE BUILT FOR RELIABLITY -13B BRIDGEPORT 2ND PLACE BATHURST CHALLENGE 2019 1ST PLACE OVERALL REPLICA TOURERS 2021 NEW ENGINE BUILT BY SIMON @ MACGREGOR MECHANICAL NISSAN SKYLINE FRONT BRAKES INJECTION PERFECTION MICRO TECH DASH SERIES 3 LIMITED SLIP DIFF - STRONG RELIABLE CAR VN COMMODORE RADIATOR KEEPS THE CAR COOL - PLUS EASY TO GET. NEW FUEL PUMP UPGRAGED SET UP. LIGHT WEIGHT COULD EASILY ADD GROUP C FLARES & WHEELS FOR A MOCK UP. PLENTY OF
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This Gen 1 Mygale F4 car has been maintained by AGI Sport, the leading F4 team in Australia. Has done a 1.28.9 around SMP so is quick for it's category. Although 2015 build, has done very little racing/testing of it's time. Simple car to maintain and fun to race. With it's current 216hp software upgrade it's as fast as an F3 in a straight line. With a turbo upgrade kit, it would be produce 270hp from what is a factory spec Ford Eco Boost engine. This car is ideal for a young karter who wants to
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Roll CageLog Book
Australian Championship winning car with MA historic log book and C of D. Built by Ian Richards SA 1982 Kevin Lewis VW Golf engine, Koni shocks and Hewland Mk9 gearbox with spare ratios. Includes 3 sets of wheels, spare body panels, moulds, wings, some engine parts and special tools. Seat belts are in date. The car is featured in Australian Motor Racing Yearbook 1983/84.
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Roll CageLog Book
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