1991 Honda NSX Coupe 3.0L V6 VTec 4sp Automatic - HK Delivered New '91 - Imported Aus in '99 - Factory RHD - No Engine Modifications We are pleased to offer to you this great opportunity in securing this iconic JDM HK delivered 1991 Honda NSX Automatic Coupe finished in stunning Japan Red with Soft Black Leather Cabin and matching carpets. This has become one of the "holy grail" JDM collectable cars now globally and most importantly she is totally original with NO modifications added to her which is very rare to see today and been loved and cared for by her 4 previous owners from new. Travelled 120,000kms from new and has some invoicing and history from new and being imported to Australia back in 1999 has been here for majority of her life and from closer inspection will be confirmed this is a very clean example. Originally concept "HP-X" (Honda Pininfarina experimental) inside Honda back in 1984 when engineers wanted to make a super car to compete with cars from Italy so Honda approached Italian car designer "Pininfarina" to come up with the design. Honda used it technology from its involvement in Formula 1 and as momentum continued the "HP-X ended up being named NS-X (New Sportscar experimental) and had major input by both F1 drivers Satoru Nakajima & Ayrton Senna for their input/assistance in perfecting this extraordinary direction from Honda. Many world firsts came with this new Japanese Supercar including the worlds first production car to feature "an all aluminium semi-monocoque incorporating a new revolutionary extruded aluminium alloy frame and suspension components. The use of aluminium saved nearly 200 kg of weight over the use of steel in the body alone, while the aluminium suspension arms saved an additional 20 kg. Other notable features included an independent, 4-channel anti-lock brake system an electric power steering system Honda's proprietary VTEC variable valve timing system and in 1995, the first electronic throttle control fitted in Honda production car and also boasted the world's first production car engine with titanium connecting rods, forged pistons, and ultra high-revving capabilities - the redline was at 8,300 rpm - all traits usually associated with track and race engineered cars. The NSX's exterior had a dedicated 23-step paint process, including an aircraft type chromate coating designed for chemically protecting the aluminium bodywork and cockpit design cues from the F16 fighter plane for visibility and openness all a world first and major design changes for the late 80/90's.
This incredibly special Holden Ute was built for James Brock and was produced by Wayne Park in Queensland who was the original builder of all the V8 Brutes. James Brock first competed in round three of the 2003 V8 Ute Championship at Wakefield Park and went on to finish 3rd in the Championship that year along with numerous pole positions and lap records. In the same year James and father Peter Brock drove the car together and won the “Great Aussie Ute Race” which was held at the Bathurst 24 Hour Race at Mount Panorama. In 2004 the car was driven by Damien White who along with a string of pole positions and lap records won that years Championship. James Brock then went on to race the Ute again in 2005 under the Team Brock banner and under the Brock Race Engineering banner in 2006. James would go on to race the Ute for the last time at the last round of the Championship at Eastern Creek in 2006 where the car finished in 3rd place. The car still proudly wears its Team Brock livery today. Contact us today to make an appointment to inspect this special piece of motor racing history.
1958 Ford Mainline Ute presented in a custom red duco , has undergone a restoration over the years by the current owner since 1995, built to his acquired taste with some major modifications which has cost him a large sum of cash$$$ over the coarse of the built , all works carried out were certified by an engineer and a report is available upon purchase. Running a fresh 351 windsor with alloy heads, MSD electronic ignition producing around 450hp , T5 Tremec manual gearbox and a 9inch diff nodular centre with 3:25 gear ratio completed with a front brake system upgrade from a Ford Galaxy model this bulletproof drive train is sure to impress any car enthusiast, finished off with a custom plush beige leather interior and a modern touch of electric windows were also fitted, all custom gauges are in good working order as the car drives well ridding on 17″ FR Simmons wheels, this old work horse presents in great condition and is fully engineered with paperwork. Now available to view at our Kogarah facility.
