Australian Delivered Matching Numbers Manual 911 SC sold by Hamiltons of South Yarra in 1979.
Classic combination of Guards Red over black interior in excellent condition both inside and out.
Has had major service including Hydraulic timing chain tensioners, turbo tie rods, air box pop off valve and turbo valve covers.Also has Stainless Steel DP11 muffler offering a more enjoyable exhaust note.Wheels are original 16″ Fuchs 7 at the front and 8 at the rear.
Comprehensive file including owners manual and log book.
Outstanding looking car.
This 993 was built in January 1995 and complied in March 1995 and first delivered through Scuderia Veloce Motors Willoughby NSW on the 9th March 1995.
Finished in Midnight Blue L39C and matching Midnight Blue FJ interior this Cabriolet would have to be one of the lowest mileage 993’s available showing only 49,000 documented mileage and presents in showroom condition.
A very elegant colour combination with all the usual options of Electric windows, electric roof, air conditioning, log books and manuals a car that would suit the most discerning buyer.
Diesel Dragon Red exterior colour Optioned from new with
-Mulliner specification
-City Pack
-Comfort Pack
-Driver Assist package
-Rear Entertainment
-Factory black lime kit
-22 inch wheels in black
-contrast red stitching
-piano veneer inserts
-Front Paint protection film (clear PPF)
This Bentayga has nearly every available factory option Just serviced with Bentley Sydney. Nothing required to spend. Balance of manufacturers warranty. (Extendable at a cost )
The first of the classic 1960s Holdens was the EJ, introduced in July 1962 with completely new bodywork that was both substantially lower and wider than previous models and managed to look far more modern. Inside, the EJ offered more passenger space but mechanically remained much as before, retaining the trusty ‘grey’ motor with a choice of either a three-speed manual or Hydra-matic automatic transmission. The electrical system was upgraded with a thermal circuit breaker. New twin-servo brakes were a useful new safety feature, along with safety belt mounts for the first time, rubber padding on the fascia and stronger front suspension. Other useful features of the EJ included a spare wheel mounted under the floor of the boot to improve luggage capacity and a larger glovebox – little things perhaps, but they made the Holden much more practical. Expanding the model range, Holden developed a more luxurious model named the Premier that boasted items like a white steering wheel and console buttons, four-door armrests, chromed wheel trim and bonnet ornament, gold/red badges on the boot lid and front guards and whitewall tyres.
This 1963 EJ Premier is showing 62595 miles, is automatic and has bucket seats.
Owners manual, new stabilisers and brakes.
Being sold with a NSW Blue Slip. Inspect Now!
Here is a unique opportunity to purchase a New Micro car. This car is new and has been imported into the country for Display or Museum/Collection purposes.
The car was registered in China prior to arriving into Australia to make it a special piece with Chinese Number Plates and Chinese Registration Papers.
Would look great as a promotional piece especially in a Chinese restaurant, or office foyer.
This fine Camaro convertible has an interesting history, being brought into Australia in 1968 and converted to right-hand drive by Bill Buckle Motors in Sydney. The conversion is believed by the vendor to have been in 1968.
Powered by the legendary 327-cid with automatic transmission. this convertible features the RS package and retains its factory-fitted radio to compliment the original interior.
The vendor first purchased this Camaro in the 1970s, as its second owner, before re-acquiring the vehicle in 1998. It has been resprayed during this time and fitted with a new (powered) hood.
A well-known car in the Camaro-Firebird owner’s club of Australia, this Camaro presents very well and is a powerful, usable classic.