5 items between $30,000 & $50,000 for sale

Triumph TR6 Group S log booked Race Car I have available for sale a TR6 group S CAMS log booked car which can also be used for Group S racing, MG racing, super sprinting or just have some fun at track day. The car was professionally built from scratch using an original TR6 car. The car has always been professionally maintained, it is prepped & ready to go racing. It is in excellent condition but has been idle for the last few years & needs to be used. $45000 ONO For more information Call Glen

Motor Sport Australia (CAMS) Log booked since 2002 Group Nc Triumph MKII 2.5 PI. Full 'ready to race package' Race car, Custom built Trailer, Spares, Tools, Alternate ratio Gear boxes and Diffs. Replicates the 1970 Bathurst Brian Culcheth entry and the same model that finished 2nd (Culcheth & Johnstone) and 4th in the 1970 London to Mexico world rally. Recent results: All Triumph Challenge 2019, 3rd, 1st, 2nd, of 3 events. Beating well developed TR6's and V8 powered TR7's Phillip Island Cla

A rare opportunity to obtain an exceptionally rare, one owner BMW 335i M-Sport 6 speed Manual. Built late 2013 and first registered 2014, this 3 litre, twin turbo performance car is in superb condition and comes with complete service history and all books. This 335i M Sport has been my daily drive and has travelled only 113k km but is now surplus to requirements. It is finished in Mineral White metallic with black leather and Anthracite interior. The stunning looking wheels are 19" black fact

For sale is my historic Fiat X1/9 Group 2 spec rally car. Price dropped Base was a 1979 serie speciale 1300cc, with 4 speed gearbox. Car is running twin double 40 down draughts, 35/75 billet cam, Di Fulvio racing full stainless exhaust and should be around 120-130bhp. Also running very rare Dallara spec LSD. Car has Sabelt racer duos and Sabelt 6 point belts, quick release steering and Rallysafe GPS. Car is set up for gravel events and has full adjustable suspension, and is homologated to NZ

Ivan Tighe built this unique race car to compete in the Australian Hill Climb Championship. It was powered by an air-cooled two cylinder Vincent engine. In 1964, Tighe beat his nemesis, Bruce Walton, to capture the Austrailian Hill Climb Championship. Voluminous period magazine articles, race results, detailed engine information, correspondence, etc. is available upon request. This is a highly documented piece of Australian racing history. The Tighe Vincent is powered by a period correct 19