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Audi TCR RS3 LMS 2019 Model Fully Maintained by Track Tec Racing to full Audi Spec No Expense spared Never had Accident damage Race Winning Car Ideal 1hr Endurance car Comes with 8 rims & 12 tyres including new set of wets Car is located in Cromwell , Otago , NZ
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Historic rally car, rebuilt by Roger and friends. Converted by me as a track car for hill climbs, street sprint and gear days. Amazon Coupe 123GT with all its rally mod's, some not fitted but are still with the car. Has o/drive box and fresh modified engine with zero hours. 3 sets of wheels: 6 x minilites and tyres, 4 x ford steel pursuit rims and 4 x US racing with semi slicks. There is a truck load of spares and panels also with car. For more info please call Glenn 0437 576627 after 2pm week d
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MY03 STI Tarmac Hill Climb / Circuit Sprint Car Built to be reliable and fast • Aust Delivered MY03 STI • 207,000kms • Handbook Serviced and Upgraded at S&J Automotive o MRT S/S Turbo Back Exhaust o MRT 500HP Fuel Pump o S&J VVT Upgrade o EcuTeK Type 3 Custom Dyno Tuned with 210kw ATW o Rota 18 x 8.5” Wheels o Federal R-Specs 235/40 R18 o Half Cage o Harnesses o new Extreme competition clutch o Cusco Brake Support Bracket o Perrin Wing Stabilisers o Coil over suspension A very c
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1997 Japanese import v4 STI 90,610 km. Alloy bonnet swapped to standard at some time prior to 2002. Modified for circuit racing and tarmac rally with emphasis on reliability and handling. Fully registered in Tasmania since 2002. Driver's seat belt operational. Roll cage – CAMS logbook. Battery isolation switch with removable key, window net. Engine rebuilt by Robin Berado and associates in Brisbane. Street force modified heads, closed deck block (welded). Billet con rods, forged pistons and c
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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