Arguably the most significant 1st gen in existance
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Arguably the most significant 1st gen in existance
Sold recently in Oz for $80K, this is one of the cars that won the Australian Touring Car Championship and came 3rd twice
http://www.my105.com.au/classified.asp?id=6225
Dont you just love Group C cars
http://www.my105.com.au/classified.asp?id=6225
Dont you just love Group C cars
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http://www.allanmoffat.com.au/again/cars_mazdarx7.htm
he also took it to Daytona and a 254 to Le mans in 1982
http://www.allanmoffat.com.au/again/fortherecord.htm
he is the second Aussie (ex Canook) driver to be knighted, Sir Jack brabham being the first
http://www.allanmoffat.com.au/again/cars_mazdarx7.htm
he also took it to Daytona and a 254 to Le mans in 1982
http://www.allanmoffat.com.au/again/fortherecord.htm
he is the second Aussie (ex Canook) driver to be knighted, Sir Jack brabham being the first
wow he must of gutted it pretty good ... only weighing in at about 1874lb thats a pretty cool intake setup on there too ... kinda surprised actaully that it wasn't turbo charged
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