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1979 Chevrolet Monza Trans Am GT1/ Historic Sports Sedan. 1981 USA Trans Am Jerry Smith, Paul Decker Dvr, James Webb. 1980-87 SCCA. Divisional champ. Bob Blacklaw Australian Sports Sedan 1988-1996. Then displayed in National Motor Racing Museum, Bathurst until 2017. 3/4 restored to original Trans Am and Sports Sedan specs. Full body and mechanical. All the expensive work done. Chev 350 c.i. Engine new build by well know Group N Chev engineer. Muncie M22 gearbox etc etc. Original body and tube c
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Used but in excellent condition Ford Fiesta N5 Rally Car. The concept of N5 was born to fill the space between 2WD / Group N / Proto Car and the expensive R5 class. The N5 specification applies to many different chassis models and reduces build and running costs, resulting in a very comfortable rally car. Car was built in 2019 by RMC motorsport. Made 2000km on rally stages. engine power on P1 102ProX racing fuel - 330bHP ,450Nm. Body in very good condition. New engine, new turb
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Ready for Summer Cruising, Car Shows and more. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Excellent 1969 Camaro with the following features, Body drip rails shaved off for a cleaner look with a base coat Gulf blue and Orange stripe livery with a clear coat finish, RS hideaway headlight system with billet led tail lights and led front park lights. 406 Chevy engine with a custom built cross ran fuel injection system and the engine is built with forged steel crank and rods and custom pistons, hi flow alloy
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RARE TO FIND FOR SALE, OUR RETURNING CLIENT HAS DECIDED TO SELL THIS RESTORED HISTORIC F5000, #07 ORIGINAL! >The car was built in 1970 as chassis number 007 >First raced by Peter Revson in the Questor Grand Prix at Ontario Motor Speedway. F1 cars vs F5000 cars. Won by Andretti in a Ferrari >Returned to England and was raced primarily by Alan Rollinson. He won the 1971 (?) Monza F5000 race in this car >Later Raced by several club level racers in England >Imported to the US by Brian Redman in th