One of Japan’s all-time greats, Nissan's legendary R32 Skyline GT-R was a technological Tour de Force conceived with one goal in mind - to dominate Group A Touring Car racing. Unveiled in 1989, Nissan's engineers came up with the most sophisticated Japanese car yet, combining all-wheel drive and the Super HICAS all-wheel steering system with a sublime DOHC 2.6-litre in-line six. Conservatively rated at 276 bhp in road-going form (the real output was nearer 300 bhp), the R32's high-tech RB26DETT engine was capable of achieving more like 500 bhp in full race specification, thanks four valves per cylinder and twin turbos. Nissan's homologation special was clothed in typically understated bodywork that belied its performance potential; indeed, an R32 GT-R unofficially held the lap record at the legendary Nürburgring Nordschleife circuit in Germany. Of course, the R32's track record here in Australia is well known - thanks to its dominance on local circuits in the early 1990s, the Skyline earned the nickname 'Godzilla'. Despite attempts by officialdom to slow ‘Godzilla’ down, drivers Mark Skaife and Jim Richards were able to virtually win at will. The partisan crowds at Bathurst may not have appreciated the Nissan's dominance at the time, but the R32 certainly earned the respect of the Australian motoring public. A limited run of just 100 road cars were sold by Nissan in Australia, priced at almost $110,000 apiece. Available in just three colours (red, black and silver), the Aussie GT-Rs differed from their Japanese counterparts in several details, including the badges, outer tail lamp lenses, Maxima stereo unit and Bosch roof-mounted aerial.
1990 Porsche 911/964 Carrera 2 Coupe - Aus Delivery - MANUAL - Guards red with Black Leather - Untouched/Unmodified - Low klms We are very pleased to offer you this great opportunity in securing the best if not one of the best examples in this Aus delivered 1990 Porsche 964 Carrera 2 "Manual Coupe finished in classic Guards Red with soft Black Leather Cabin and a factory steel sunroof. This John Newell Porsche Sydney delivered new example has travelled ONLY 170,400klms from new and been well maintained regardless of the low klms travelled over the years signs of fastidious care in ownership by her only 4 owner's from new. With her totally unmodified 3.6L flat 6 cylinder engine producing a healthy 184KW/310NM she still feels very spirited to drive by todays standard complete with all books/manuals/cards come with full service history up to date, with no modifications added she is absolutely stunning throughout and still looks fantastic in every way 30yrs on. This very collectable 964 manual coupe looks sharp and eye catching in her classic bodylines especially the rare colour combination she will be the stand out and point of difference at any car show. Sadly with so many examples now being sold to "Singer" for their stunning re-creation's the global demand for clean original and straight 964's have, will and continue to grow with strength for generations to come. As all previous owners have carefully done and kept her totally original and overall condition this absolutely pristine and highly collectable 964 25 was well optioned from new and delivered with factory sunroof, leather shift knob, factory cruise control, passenger & drivers multi way electric seats and off course the big bonus is her traditional 5 speed manual which is so desired now to enhance the driving experience. Now being recognised as very collectable the "964" series certain models only like this 25 manual coupe have started to gather momentum and its the perfect time for a great weekend Porsche with no real down fall. With her recognisable factory 16"spoke alloys with black brake callipers and Pirelli tyres all round she looks certainly the part.
Launched in mid-1988, the GTS was available as auto or manual but in white only and received several mechanical and handling upgrades to create a ‘club sport’ type vehicle. Nissan SVD launched a second GTS in mid-’89. This time the car was presented in a far more extroverted Beacon Red with white 16-inch wheels. The second GTS’s interior was restyled; the rear seat was heavily sculpted to match the front Scheels. There was a Momo steering wheel, and the trim was a charcoal grey. As with the white GTS, the build run was 200 and all cars had a numbered dashboard badge. This car is build number 067 of the 200 examples produced. It is a factory manual car and still retains its logbook and owner’s manual. Please contact one of our friendly staff to make an appointment to view this car at our Kogarah showroom.
As far as Mustangs go it does not get much tuffer than a ’69 Fastback. This genuine Mach 1 Mustang fastback is finished in red with front and rear spoilers, rear window slats, hood scoop and Mach 1 striping and lastly the very tasteful addition of Minilite rims. Powering this pony is a mild 351 Cleveland engine with quad Weber carburettors sitting on top. For added driveability a Tremec TKO 500 five speed manual gearbox has been fitted and the car also runs a Tru Trac 9-inch diff with 31 spline axles and 3.55 gears. This Mustang sounds as good as it looks. The interior is to factory specs with the exception of some aftermarket gauges. Do not hesitate to contact one of our friendly staff to make an appointment to view this car at our Kogarah facility.
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.
This beautiful Holden VL Group A replica has it all. The looks of a genuine car but with extra grunt and at a fraction of the price of a genuine car. With a ground up rebuild only completed approximately two years ago this car is ready to be enjoyed. The stunning bright red paint work grabs your eye and is in terrific condition. The Group A spoilers, bonnet scoop, decals and huge 20-inch MOMO star wheels that make this car really pop. The interior is also in terrific condition and replicates a genuinely car perfectly with thanks to front Scheel seats and a MOMO steering wheel. Powering this VL is an LS1 Chev V8 motor which was rebuilt 2500 kilometres ago. The rumble of the engine comes thanks to the addition of a mild cam. Backing the engine up is a six-speed manual transmission from a VY Commodore and a reconditioned Tru Trac rear end. Brakes are also from a VY Commodore. The car runs on 98 octane premium petrol. Fully engineered and currently on full New South Wales registration. Now available for inspection by appointment at our Kogarah facility.
Now available for is sale is this beautifully maintained Holden VL Commodore Group A Plus Pack. Released in 1986 it was hot on top of Grice’s Bathurst win. Due to the controversial Energy Polariser, there were two versions of the VL Group A. Holden could see no technical merit in the Polariser and thus refused to fit it to the cars, so Brock refused to put decals with his signature on cars without it. As a result, Brock’s signature only appears on the higher spec variant of which approximately 132 units were made. “Numbered one to five hundred and going fast” is what the original sales brochure read when first released and today whenever advertised they last just as long!! With the current owner of seven years and the prior owner from 2004 and an active member of the Brock Commodore Owner’s Association of Australia. The exclusive Permanent Red has only had touch ups in some areas and is in fantastic condition. Look inside and again it is all about originality. Genuine front Scheel seats, MOMO steering wheel, HDT gear knob, signed glovebox and build tag (#383). This VL has been enjoyed regularly and has travelled only 85,000 kilometres with an extensive amount of supporting documentation including roadworthy certificates dating back many years and the HDT build sheet. Even retaining the original black tip aerial. Also included is an original blank logbook, owner’s manual, Polariser, genuine MOMO spare in the boot with the genuine centre cap remover, jack and two sets of keys. Contact us today to make an appointment to view this special car.
Now available for sale is this 1972 Holden HQ SS. Originally made by Holden to test the market prior to the release of the GTS Monaro sedans and one of only 2800 built. This SS is one of only approximately 382 known examples on the HQ SS Register making this car quite rare. It is also believed it is one of only 26 built series II in the Infra-Red colour in the Melbourne plant. During the current ownership, the car has received a closed door respray which presents nicely. Correct stripes and decals were replaced also. The original SS rims are intact and have also been restored as per factory and have new tyres recently fitted. In addition to this new bumper bars have also been fitted too. The trim in the car is all per factory and is in terrific condition. Seats and door trims have been replaced recently and a general tidy up to return the car to original. Mechanically the car is all standard and is currently running a non-original 253 engine, four speed and standard diff. The car has recently been serviced and the front brakes replaced at the same time. Overall, this car presents nicely and is ready for weekend cruising with nothing to do except jump in and enjoy and is now available for inspection by appointment in our Kogarah facility.
This Holden Commodore VFseries ( SS-V Redline ) based has been optimised by Holden and called it the Motorsport Edition which is part of an elite production with limited numbers available of 1200 in total, powered by a 6.2-litre LS3 naturally aspirated V8 engine that produces 304kW / 570Nm of torque. The Motorsport Edition comes with a unique stripe package, forged 20-inch split-rim wheels, upgraded brake package, cooling system which consists of an additional engine oil cooler fitted and an in-tank radiator water-to-oil cooler for manual models which makes this a Level 3 GM Track Spec , meaning it is capable of being driven hard at any track event without the risk of overheating or part failure with 4 modes to choose from (Touring, Sport, Performance and Track), Sport switches the the MRC (Magnetic Ride Control) to a damper tune and opens the bi-modal exhaust flaps. Performance introduces torque, meatier steering and ‘Competitive’ damping, Track brings launch control in the manual version only while Touring is for your general driving. Also fitted with Magnetic Ride Control suspension that has been custom-tuned by Holden’s engineering team to offer a balance between performance and comfort. The Motorsport also gets a build plate in the engine bay with its build number and ‘KOM’ on its build plate for (‘King of the Mountain’), reflecting Commodore’s 24 Bathurst victories. Interior has been slightly customised with heated performance front seats, metallic trimmings throughout the interior distinguishing it as a limited edition from the SS-V Redline version, embroidered with its model into the instrument-panel trim and a Motorsport commemorative presentation case that includes a copy of the build plate and a video screen that plays professionally shot images of the Motorsport limited edition and a 1:18-scale Biante model of the car. This particular car is build number 566/1200 presented in Redhot, running its 6.2-litre LS3 V8 engine backed by a 6speed manual gear box which has travelled 3700km from new also comes with all paperwork , owners manual, log books, commemorative presentation case, 1:18-scale Biante model, still new factory rubber floor mats by Holden with logo branding and a new car smell with a flawless interior that has no wear what so ever. Exterior is in stunning show room condition with no chips or scratches. Now with popular demand by all car collectors these limited edition collectables are forecast to rise strongly in the future being the last of Holden MotorSport official production in Australia that will surely become a collectors classic or a great investment. Now available to view in our Kogarah facility.
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.
