6 items in Australia with Roll Cage for sale

The Ultimate Daihatsu 4AGE + Sequential Toyota 4AGE 20v Blacktop Kent Intake Cam Yoshi exhaust cam VVT deleted Eagle Rods and Pistons 12:1 compression Ported head with standard valves MRP Titanium retainers and valve springs EFI Hardware airbox 4” inlet with Quad 100mm billet velocity stacks MRP Coil on plug conversion Custom 4-2-1 manifold Remote oil filter mount and Setrab Cooler Ross Performance race damper Reduction alternator and water pump pulleys Gearbox: Sadev ST75-14 5 Speed sequenti

Supplied new to Jack Brabbham Motors, Surbiton, Surrey in 1984 Sold by Penniston Racing for Gary Brabbham in British FF 2000 series The is in immaculate condition. Imported to Australia 15 years ago, must be sold. Please phone Peter to discuss full history.

1992 Daihatsu Charade Ultra racing supports top and bottom of rear struts & top of front struts and fender braces New Haltech Elite 750 ECU cost $7400 Adjustable coil overs front & rear 4-wheel disc brakes CAMS approved roll cage built by Scott's Rods 1300cc 16 valve EFI Daihatsu engine Quick release steering wheel Braded brake lines Federal 595RS-R tyres Window net Sparco race seats x 2 5 x 15-inch wheels 4 x steel 13-inch wheels SPARE PARTS AT EXTRA COST $1500 2 X Daihatsu complete cars 1 x p

Up for sale is my 1990 Daihatsu Charade GTti racecar/rally car. I had purchased the car in 2023 with intentions to race it but my priorities have changed, so it’s going up for sale, I will provide as much details as possible and any additional information. A quick run down on the car, this was listed by the previous owner. * race works close ratio gearbox * exedy comp clutch * large intercooler * large modified throttle body * large turbo internals * large intake + cold air induction * oil

Bought new by Jack Brabham Garages, Surbiton, Surrey, UK for Gary Brabham to run in BBC Grandstand FF2000 series. Brabham placed 7th in a hotly contested series that created 5 future GrandPrix drivers. Car was sold at end of 1984 and shipped to North America where it contested the very popular North American FF2000 series for a couple of years before slipping into obscurity. Was then purchased and shipped to New Zealand where for some years it sat in a South Island racecar collection. I purchase