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2002 Radical SR-3 and Trailer Package
Can supply and install a new zero hour 1507 Hayabusa engine with JE pistons, plated cylinders bores,Carillo Rods with ARP bolts, Web Cams, billet clutch basket, with EFI custom mapping, for an additional $9500 USD
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1981 ebs-chevron b23
car must be 1970or younger.paper tells of enginechange from cosworth to honda muggen1600 in 1981.now car has escort rs 16v
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1954 Nichols Fairchild
This car was found about 15 years ago neglected and minus the original twin overhead cam motor. When Don Racine found it; he already owned the first of the “Nichols Special”, now raced by JP Molerus of France. This is the third of the Nichols as o
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1978 MRA Riley Super Vee
This was the prototype car for the Protofab series of 8 SuperVees built for the SCCA Robert Bosch/VW Supervee Gold Cup series. This car raced the 1979 season where it entered only five of eight races and still finished sixth in the series. The first
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1982 March 82C
Built by March engineering in 1982 for the H&R Racing Team, sponsored by Provimi Veal and driven by Tony Bettenhausen, CART#288, USAC#1690. Qualified 27th at Indianapolis and finished 26th. It competed in 10 of the 1982 Championship races with best
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1980 TVR TURBO Tasmin 400bhp THE BEST! Race, Sprint or Track Day car
Original car 1980 Rebuilt as race car in 2000 Raced since then. No big 'offs' Too many wins to list. 2002 and 2004 Champion in TVRCC Challenge Cup Also raced in 750MC Roadsports and SEMSEC invitation races. Very competitive in it's class.
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2001 Pontiac Grand Prix ASA/Trans-Am Race Car
The car was originally an ASA Stock car, it has come a long way since then. it has been completely upgraded to a Trans-Am type setup for road racing. The car was reskinned with a 2001 ASA Grand Prix body with all new Lexan windows.
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1965 Cooper T76
This T76 started out life as a back in 1965 as a F3 car. The T76 was the next generation after the T72, which a fellow named Jackie Stewart had pretty good success with. Before this particular T76 made it to the United States, a Lotus Twin cam was f