6 items for sale

Improved Production RX3. 13B O'Dell Fontana bridge port. Laird manifold. Motec. Aim dash with full logging. 5 speed dog box. Hilux rear end, floating axles, cambered. MCA 3 way adjustable gold shocks. Spare set of wheels, flares, spoilers and moulds. Wilwood brakes.

Now available for sale is what could easily be described as one of the best Mazda RX3 Coupes in the country. Every aspect of this car is day one original and honestly hard to believe. There is not a single modification on this car. Originally imported to New Zealand from Japan and then here to Australia approximately nine years ago and since being in Australia has only had two very careful owners. A full feature on the RX3 was published in issue 49 of Survivor Car Magazine. Running its original

When you think of iconic Japanese cars from the seventies, a number of makes and models immediately spring to mind. But if you had to nominate just one car that best represented design cues, styling and engineering from the era, it would have to be the Mazda RX-3 Coupe. When it was released here in 1972, the rotary-powered coupe was a legend-in-waiting and without question the car has well and truly achieved cult status amongst the Australian automotive community. This particular example has

Genuine Michael Waltrip Racing Toyota Camry chassis driven by Marcos Ambrose in 2010, including the infamous Sonoma race where he couldn’t re-start the car while saving fuel in the lead. Sold as-is (chassis on castors), and comes with genuine NASCAR wheels with brand new tyres, diff housing and seat.