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Chassis number AA711, the first Birrana, was built in Sydney by Tony Alcock trading as ‘MAs du Closs Engineering’ prior to the establishment of Birrana Racing Cars Pty Ltd with Malcolm Ramsay in 1972. Alcock was a designer builder who had previously worked for Elfin Sports Cars in Adelaide and for Brabham, Cosworth, McLaren and Cooper. The F71 comes with; MSA Historic Log Book and CoD, Hewland Mk8 gearbox with ten gear ratios, two sets of wheels, harness valid to end 2029, body moulds and som

Chassis #16. Raced in the Australian AF2 Championship in '74 to '76 by Chas. Talbot and presented now as raced by Graham Baker in the '77 Peter Stuyvesant Formula Pacific Championship in New Zealand. Current Group Q Log Book and C.O.D. Fitted with a low mileage Cosworth BDD and rebuilt FT200 with 16 spare ratios. Less than 3 hours running since a ground up restoration, including all new rod ends, dampers, c.v.'s, axles, pumps, battery, instruments - everything! Comes with a set of replica 3-

Rennmax originally built by Bob Britton. Motor is a 3SGTE and produces 240 RWHP on the Dyno. It comes complete with LSD, Avo coil over suspension with Eibach springs, Wilwood brakes and Microtec computer. Please call for further information. Update to photos First time at Robroy hillclimb on 5th October placing 4th outright

This car was built by Bob Britton, possibly prior to 1990. The original coupe body shell was modified by Charles Haynes and the car set up for motorsport. The engine is a Toyota 4age 20 valve 1.6 litre with Microtech ECU. I enjoyed running the car with the Golden Era Auto Racing club at Wakefield Park up until the pandemic in 2020. My situation has changed since then (age). Along with the many Rennmax cars made by Bob Britton, he made a couple of these particular cars, I know of another one simi