For Sale GTV6 Race Car - Sydney

Started by barbalatte, March 22, 2009, 09:16:03 PM

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barbalatte

$18,000 ono

My car is Race Ready. CAMS Logbooked and Fuel Log Booked. It is also Road Registered with NSW Plates.

The car has the following modifications made by myself and the previous owner worth well over $40,000.

1. x2 Engines [3 litre 12v Race Engine from a 75 (Spare 2.5 litre Race Engine)]
2. LSD Differential.
3. 75 Gearbox.
4. FIA approved fully welded roll cage.
5. Re-engineered hub for racing.
6. Break-Bias 50/50 adjustable with Tilton Adjustable knob. All break lines run inside the car.
7. Racing exhaust, side mounted ( Also Stock exhaust). All with speacially made mounts.
8. Fibre glass bonet for weight reduction.
9. Sparco Race seat with a spare seat.
10. One set of Race wheels and tyres 15' semi-slicks. Another set of 17' for show.
11. Electronic power cut off in case of emergency.
12. Battery Isolator switch.
13. Brembo Race Breaks.
14. Racing Pads.
15. Cross Drilled Break discs.
16. Bilstein shocks all round.
17. Stainless Steel Reservoir Bottle.
18. Many spares including spare drive shaft, donuts etc.












garthGTV

what size rims do u run on that beast

barbalatte

Hi, How are you?

I run 15' for competition. The one's you see on the car (Dark Grey).
I use the 17' for show. They have brand new rubber on them.

I really don't want to see my car but I'm getting married and need the cash! I've lowered the price of the car. There is nothing to spend on this car. Just rock up and race!

shane wescott

Hi MAte

Awesome looking machine. What sort of cone airfilter is that ??

Catch ya

Shane
Current Cars:

No Alfa's :-(

Previous Cars:
1991 White 164
86 White GTV6 Zender Body Kit
90 Red 75 TS
98 Blue GTV 2.0
85 Red 33 1.5 TI
85 Red 33 1.7 Carby
83 Silver 33 1.5 GCL
70 Blue Berlina 1750
70 White Berlina 1750

70 White Berlina 1750 (my first)

Current Bikes:

2002 Yellow Ducati ST2 944

barbalatte

G'Day mate,

It's a K&N air filter. It looks slightly different now. I have locked it down with a proper flexible mount instead of just wire! ;D