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Rover SD1 LS3 race car 'Group A' style Certified Description & log book 10011 Built by highly respected race engineer Walter York Engine: Modified LS3 crate engine ( Holmart Aus ) Torque Performance rolling dyno 371 kW ( 498 HP ), 667 Nm torque ( 492 ft lbs ) @ 5500RPM 100mm manual throttle body K&N NZ Super-Tourer air filter Comp Cams rocker needle roller upgrade Dual valve spring kit ARP rod bolt kit Clevite rod bearings ARE dry sump kit Remote oil cooler Remote oil filter Vacuum engine valve

Auckland, New Zealand
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BMW John Players Special E30 Replica Well known Sports Sedan has competed in NSW Series Perth based owner purchased this iconic race car to compete in local Tarmac Rally's in WA Current owner has shipped the race car back to NSW and is based on the Central Coast Lack of space sees this well sorted race car available for the next BMW enthusiast to use as he/she pleases

Wagstaffe NSW, Australia
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Ex JPS Team BMW M3 – The Last One Built Before you bother asking, I won't separate items. The car’s log book was issued on 10/9/87 and it’s first race was the James Hardie 1000 that year. The drivers were 1986 ATCC Champion Robbie Francevic and the JPS Team’s engine guru Ludwig “Goofy” Finnauer. A great debut performance for the car saw it finish 6th outright and 2nd in class to the JPS Team’s lead driver pairing of Richards/Longhurst. At the end of 1987 the JPS Team was disbanded and all the ca

Penrith NSW, Australia
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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

Sydney New South Wales, Australia
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