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This AC Cobra replica is based on a South African produced chassis by Hi-Tech / Superformance. With gleaming black paintwork and matt black Cobra style stripes. To keep with the race theme numbering and stencilled tyres suit this Cobra perfectly. Also sitting on period correct Halibrand wheels. Originally built and owned by Sash, renowned car restorer and engine builder from AN Racing in Sydney, the car features a 364 cube Windsor engine pumping out 580hp at the flywheel. The engine is made up from a Dart block, Scat crank and rods, JE pistons, custom roller cam, AFR 210cc heads, Victor Jnr intake and lastly a 925cfm Pro Systems carbie. Helping to get all that power to the ground is a four speed Top Loader and a Jaguar Tru Trac rear end. Stopping power is taken care of by Jaguar discs all round. 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

NSW Custom number plates XRGT in new condition, never been displayed. For the proud owner of a rare Ford XR GT.

HSV's 5th Anniversary range was released to coincide with the companys 8,000th vehicle being built at the Notting Hill plant. A total of 138 anniversary vehicles were produced including a mix of ClubSport, Senator, Maloo, Statesman and Sports Wagon models, and were finished in Galaxy Blue with Panorama Silver lower body components. These Special anniversary models had there limited build number displayed on the passenger side dash board with a HSV build plate in the engine bay which verified there rarity and with unique decals that were positioned in the front and rear passengers side windows to distinguish them from other HSV models, the interior had the HSV logo with 5th anniversary embroidered on all door trims of what was an upgraded blue and grey interior design. There were 15, 5th Anniversary Maloos built, of which 5 were manual and with the two tone finish paintwork that consists the colour Panorama Silver of the most desirable HSV built the VL Walkinshaw makes this particular HSV ute verycollectible and popular among all HSV collectors. This vehicle being one of the rare 5speed manuals running its factory 5.0L V8 (180kw) engine with build number 132 /138 still presents in fantastic condition inside and out showing 179,500km on the clock retaining its original log book and HSV documents, this modern work horse is now available to view in our Kogarah facility

An Aussie legend on two and four wheels. Wayne Gardners career highlights include no less than 18 Grand Prix wins from a decade long partnership with Honda, along with becoming the first Australian to take the coveted 500ccMotorcycle World Championship title. Following his retirement from front line motorcycle racing at the end of 1992, Gardner made a much publicised switch to touring cars. This in turn led to Gardners foray into the world of road cars, in the form of the Wayne Gardner Racing Road Division's Group A Commodore. Sensing a gap in the market between the increasingly expensive HSV products and the regular Commodore line up. Gardner's outfit planned to offer a wide range of engine, suspension and bodywork modifications at relatively affordable prices. Tapping into the expertise available via his racing team WGR upgrades included a cold-air induction system re-profiled camshaft, revised computer settings, intake and exhaust mods to increase power to 195kW. Based on the contemporary VR/VS Commodore with its slippery 'aero' styling, WGR''s Group A body package was the work of Sydney design studio Talon which included a deep front spoiler with integrated driving lights, side skirts and a boot mounted rear wing complete with carbon-fiber end plates. The choice of wheels was the 18inch 5 spoke alloy MOMO wheel complemented by the custom Recaro interior supplied by Autotek other cosmetic touches included a MOMO steering wheel with a carbon-fiber center console. The main objective for WGR vehicles were to build them with quality tailored for customer requirements. This particular example is totally original which comes with all documentation showing Wayne Gardner Racing as the first owner, logbooks and service history.  It is the prototype vehicle (001/033 in the Series 1 model) with unique features that the other 32 examples did not receive such as larger front bucket seats, carbon fiber air box and larger 18-inch diameter rims and not 17-inch items the other cars were fitted with. The vehicle presents in great condition throughout with minimum wear and tear only traveled just over 89,000km This rare classic is a must for any Holden collector or car enthusiast.

Now for sale is this 1959 Sunbeam Alpine Series 1. The car was restored approximately five years ago which consisted off a full respray and a full re trim. At this time all the bright work and bumpers were restored too. The two litre four cylinder engine is matched with a four speed manual transmission with over drive that runs nicely. A brand-new soft was fitted and included is a brand-new tonneau cover and the original hard top. This beautiful British sports car is ready to be enjoyed with the top down and is available by inspection at our Kogarah facility. The Sunbeam Alpine is a two-seater sports roadster/drophead coupé that was produced by the Rootes Group from 1953 to 1955, and then 1959 to 1968. The name was then used on a two-door fastback coupé from 1969 to 1975. The original Alpine was launched in 1953 as the first vehicle from Sunbeam-Talbot to bear the Sunbeam name alone since Rootes Group bought Clément-Talbot, and later the moribund Sunbeam from its receiver in 1935. The Sunbeam Tiger is a high-performance V8 version of the British Rootes Group's Sunbeam Alpine roadster, designed in part by American car designer and racing driver Carroll Shelby and produced from 1964 until 1967. Shelby had carried out a similar V8 conversion on the AC Cobra, and hoped to be offered the contract to produce the Tiger at his facility in the United States. Two major versions of the Tiger were built: the Mark I (19641967) was fitted with the 260 cu in (4.3 L) Ford V8; the Mark II, of which only 633 were built in the final year of Tiger production, was fittedwith the larger displacement Ford 289 cu in (4.7 L) engine. Two prototype and extensively modified versions of the Mark I competed in the 1964 24 Hours of Le Mans, but neither completed the race. Rootes also entered the Tiger in European rallies with some success, and for two years it was the American Hot Rod Association's national record holder over a quarter-mile drag strip.

One for the collector! We offer for sale this stunning Holden VS HSV Maloo Ute. Alaskan White paintwork with grey cloth trim. Everything externally from the front to the back is in flawless condition just as you would expect from a car with these kilometres riding on its original (16inch 5-spoke) alloy wheels wrapped in its genuine Bridgestone tyres. Under the bonnet is the original 5 litre V8 engine and four speed automatic transmission. Thankfully this Maloo still retains all its original logbooks, logbook folder and owners/operating manuals. Matching the super low kilometres (just over 11,000km) is its build number of #002 for this model. A car of this calibre will only increase in value. Almost impossible to replace and a must for any HSV collector. Contact one of our friendly staff via phone or email for more information