1973 Cars For Sale in Australia

This Triumph presents very well finished in 'Carmine Red' with contrasting Black Vinyl Interior Trim, the Seats featuring Velour inserts. The brightwork and Chrome Wire Wheels add to the Sparkling Presentation, while the Weather Equipment includes a Tonneau cover and Soft Top both being in quality Fabric rather than Vinyl.

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 10A engine with original four speed manual transmission that runs and sounds just like it did the day it rolled off the showroom floor. Shortly after the GSII Series III the model was renamed to the GT which then ran the 12A engine paired with a five-speed manual transmission. Factory fitted with a working 8 track radio, air conditioning, safety flare, original plastics on all door trims, unused genuine Mazda seat covers, snow chains and even the brand-new spare wheel and tyre! Comes with logbook, ownersmanual, sales brochure and other literature and paperwork are included with the car too. This car is a must for any Mazda or classic car collector and is ready to be viewed in our Kogarah facility.

1973 Tachyon Sports MK1 [Location: Melbourne] ESTIMATE: $19,000 - $24,000 Donington Auctions

Now for sale, HQ GTS Monaro, located NSW South Coast. In 1976, a young Policeman on his way home from work as a general duties officer was passing Fair Deal Motors on Church Street, Parramatta in Sydney and spotted a Mustard yellow HQ GTS Monaro for sale. Now after owning this stunning HQ GTS Monaro for nearly 45 years, its time to find a new owner to enjoy this very special survivor HQ. ...

An all-new, Australian-designed ZF series Fairlane was launched in April 1972, and like it's XA stablemate featured a swoopier sexier coke bottle design compared to the boxy design of the ZC and ZD Fairlane 500 models. The wild colours and 302 and 351 V8 engine choices remained the same as the earlier Fairlanes but one thing changed dramatically and that was in the options department where a...