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2018 Lotus Exige 350 Sport 2018 Australian Production Car Championship winning car. Consistent top 4 finisher in Australian Tarmac Rally (ATR) Championship events Proven Targa Tasmania & High Country front running car being consistently the fastest Lotus. Professionally built from new and meticulously maintained by Ravage Raceworks Melbourne with no expense spared. Motec M150 ECU. Motec C127 dash. Traction Control Launch Control Rebuilt engine and race prepped gearbox January 2022. Gearbox co
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1998 gc8 wrx Silver addition. Only 60 odd made/delivered to aus with factory black, sunroof, full leather and auto. Car now has: 2005 wrx running gear(diff, axles, 5 speed box & tail shaft). Semi closed deck blocks Full tower to tower Motorsport Australia approved and log booked national level cage. Fresh respray inside and out. Can’t remember brand of coilovers but 40mm shaft, have been on shock dyno for this car and set up. Great for tarmac events. Seats and harnesses in date and in gr
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2000 GC8 WRX Rolling Shell, was being built for Tarmac Rally and has a CAMS certified cage. Does not extend to the front towers at this stage, although the strut tops have had cromoly plates added over them and the A pillar to chassis rails have extra bracing. Has sill jack points also. The cage has double diagonal bracing throughout and gussets everywhere. Seat mounts are welded in also. Was a clear title undamaged road car and has been kept indoors since it was pulled off the road in 2014/15.
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Mazda RX8SP Tarmac Rally Car Drastic price reduction - must sell. Turbocharger, intercooler etc. removed and sold separately. Engine just rebuilt by Raceonly. First Owner was Mazda Australia, this is the genuine article – not a replica. Built for Allan Horsley with the purpose of winning Targa Tasmania. A ‘best of everything’ project Allan hoped to repeat the success of the RX7SP. Magazine article here: https://www.carsguide.com.au/car-news/mazda-looks-to-next-targa-24061?fbclid=IwAR3d3luBSSeLK