1972 Unique Cars For Sale in Australia

This Rambler Javelin is a genuine two owner car and one of only 48 Australian delivered right hand drive examples. The striking yellow colour and the Targa style black vinyl roof go nicely with the tastefully upgraded F90 Simmons wheels. Inside the car is all original except for an upgraded B&M shifter, Auto Meter oil pressure, water temperature, voltage gauge, stereo and fire extinguisher. Under the bonnet is the famous 401 engine with chrome accessories, MSD ignition, Edelbrock inlet manifold and air cleaner. Now available by appointment only in our Kogarah facility or do not hesitate to contact one of our friendly staff via phone or email for more information

Brand new 1972 Dodge Dart Custom in Bright Blue Metallic with only 29 (TWENTY NINE) miles on the clock from new!! For sale from Canberra, ACT. Bought by an American muscle car enthusiast in 2011 and imported to Australia, this brand new Dodge Dart Custom was originally delivered to the original owner in Illinois, USA and never used. Never registered, the Dart was garaged and retained by the ...

Survivor unrestored Big Tag XA GT Falcon in Copper Bronze with Saddle trim. Heavily optioned with radio/tape player, Beige vinyl roof, quarter vents, T-Bar FMX auto and dealer fitted under dash Air-conditioning. Does it get any better? We think NOT! This 1972 XA GT will tick all your boxes. All matching numbers. Check. Excellent unrestored original condition. Check. Provenance Guaranteed. Check...

For sale is one tough 1972 Fairmont Hardtop in Ford Octane 2 pack paint with Black GT style trim running a big dollar 393 Stroker Cleveland dynoed at 470hp. For sale from our Sydney Showroom. Thanks to the limited build numbers of the Falcon Hardtop and due to the incredible exposure given to the Falcon Hardtop in movies like Mad Max and even through Eric Bana's adventures with his Hardtop, ...

You can't escape the memories of Brockie and Bathurst just walking around an LJ Torana XU-1. Just sitting in the car takes you back to the heyday of motor racing in the early 1970s. The great battle of David and Goliath - Holden versus Ford and Moffat versus Brock. You can still see the XU-1s battling it out in the rain in 1972 and famously taking the Hardie Ferodo 500 Bathurst flag at the end ...