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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

Williams Sports Prototype racing car. Cams log booked group 6SR. 1300cc Gen 1 Hayabusa engine. Approximately 20hrs on engine. Engine stock other than, APE case studs, APE Head studs, APE heavy duty clutch springs, High capacity oil pump gear. 360 degree swinging pickup and heavily baffled sump with trapdoors. Revised oil system with full flow remote filter and remote oil cooler. Heavy duty 30mm output shaft. Woolwich Tuner. Flat shifter for up shifts( has facilities and solenoid for blip clutc

Great History behind this car 1981 British Formula Atlantic Championship Placed 3rd with Phil Dowsett Driving the car. Competed in the 1981 Macau Grand Prix - Vern Schuppan driving. Car was shipped to Australia in 1982 by Graham Brown. Most recently competed in the Formula Atlantic races in New Zealand at Taupo and Highlands Park. Maintained at the highest levels with a complete engine overhaul last year only 3hrs on engine. Engine work completed by Jamie Larner - $20k rebuild - Can provide

For those in the know this car needs no introduction. This is a genuine Group C car with impeccable history still with it's original period racing shell. The car was originally campaigned in Group C by well known QLD racer Jack Lacey. Jack had a very liberal interpretation of the rules and with a bit of creative FIA paperwork (included with the car) the mini competed with many unique modifications, aiding to it's success. This Genuine English 1964 Austin Cooper S 1275 was raced by Lacey with gre

Chassis 1 (of 25) run by March Engineering for Mike Thackwell in 1979 British F3 Championship. Finished 3rd with 5 wins. Winner of Monza Lotteria F3 race. Imported into Australia in 1980 by Russell Norden where it ran as an Arbyen in Gotcha colours. Winner at Sandown in 1981. Sold to Chris Kane, then to Neil Israel. Winner at Sandown 1984. 3rd 1984 Australian Formula 2 Championship. Extensive restoration commenced in 2017 back to 1980 AF2 configuration. All uprights (including spares) crack te

Uk manufactured March Sports 2000, imported from the US, competed in the 2 litre sports car class engine was rebuilt after arriving in Australia, hydraulics overhauled (clutch / brake master cylinders and brake calipers) Alloy monocoque (tub) is in excellent condition and visually appears to have never had repairs both gearbox selector dogs replaced new starter motor new front brake pads spare water pump and oil pump belts ORIGINAL BAG FUEL TANK replaced with fabricated alloy, foam filled

Major Engine Rebuild 2 Meetings ago, Kelford Beehive Valve Springs, New Valves, Tighe Cams, Carrilo Pistons 9,3;1, Yeager H Beam Con Rods, Spool Crank, ARP Studs through out , AP Racing 5.5 Twin Plate Clutch, MSL 75 Sedev Sequential 6 Speed Transaxle with paddle Shift, Bosch 1000cc Injectors on E 85 Fuel, Hitachi Ign Coils, Link Engine Management System, P W R Custom Radiators and Intercooler, 6 Boost Exhaust Manifold, Garret T 20 Turbo, all exhaust Ceramic Coated, Maxton GP10 Shocks, Lithium Ba