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Morris Mini Cooper S . Replica, 1967 Morris Mini Cooper S replica has all the attributes of a genuine Cooper s inc 1275cc motor , 4 speed gearbox, disc break front end , twin tanks, with tabs, boot board , 120 mph speedometer, hydro suspension, thicker brake pedal, vinyl covered dash, Cooper s heater, brake booster. Motor rebuilt 3 years ago ,The head has been ported and bigger valves fitted with hardened valve seats which was all done by Graham Russell so it’s nice and quick. It’s pain
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Future Racer. Ground up rebuild and conversion to Hayabusa completed February 2023. Debut in Miniature Thundersports at Mallala round 1, 2023 where it won the round. Car is fitted with a race built Hayabusa Gen2 built to 1441cc. Custom wiring, Mychron5 dash, custom headers and exhaust, hydra mat fuel system, Koya wheels fitted with Hankook slicks, velo seat and belts, OMP steering wheel, Flow Designs front lip and winglets, adjustable rear wing. Comes with Motorsport Australia Logbook and also
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A unique opportunity to own the flagship car of the Radical model range. The Radical RXC Spyder is the ultimate track day and/or race car. Probably one the fastest track cars in Australasia. Eligible to race in the Australian Prototype Sportscar Racing Series or NZ Sportscar Racing Series. Super quick car with full aero body and incredible power to weight ratio at only 1,000 kg and producing 650 bhp from the V6 3.5 litre Ford Eco Boost twin turbo engine. Easy to drive, suits drivers of all ski
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History: Competition history from 1977, mainly raced Amaroo & Oran Parks. Original & subsequent Logbooks come with the car. Restoration: Completed to 1983 spec for Certificate of Description purposes. Livery: Rapid Transport Mechanicals: 1380cc (new build by Ken Nelson 08/09/21) Block: Morris 1100s Crank: Steel Russell Head, CAM. All the best components I could afford for reliability & performance Pistons: Russell Eng