5 items with Roll Cage for sale

This very early Series 1 fixed head Coupe is one of the most sought after models in the lineup. This car has been subject to an extensive restoration over the last few years by a passionate collector. This car has undertaken a complete mechanical restoration to fast road spec. The owner has receipts for $85,000 of work and the car put very simply, almost every moving mechanical part from the windscreen forward has been replaced. This restoration has given the car the performance of a E-Type

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.

1963 Jaguar Mk2 Group Nb historic racing car. Original opalescent silver blue paint with full grey interior. Manufactured in 1963 as a 3.4 manual with overdrive and sold in the UK. Converted to race car in 1980s in the UK. Log booked in Australia as Group Nb race car in 1992. Previously road registered in NSW. Only two owners since 1992. Competitive car raced at all major Australian circuits including Phillip Is, Sandown and Bathurst. Best presented historic touring car at 2024 Sandown Classic

REPLICA ‘D’ Type Jaguar was one of only five Stardust built in the UK in 1991. This car was road registered in England and imported by previous owner to be displayed at the 1992 Sydney Motor Show. Then registered with CAMS as a sports car-catergory 2 and participated in several sprints, hill climbs and car displays in both NSW and QLD. Engine – Pinto Cosworth - RS2000 SOHC – 4 cylinder 130bhp – twin Weber 45s – re-ported head – lightweight flywheel Chassis - triangulated space frame Body

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