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early mark 2 .no compliance plate as pre 1970 but numbers near radiator and scuttle panel quite clear

Spotted this GH Sigma turbo shell on Facebook Marketplace in October 2021.. The shell is EXTREMELY rusty, yet was asking $5,000.. At the time the car was advertised, the seller noted: "no engine, no gearbox, GL sigma diff, SE rear seat. Chassis has a NSW engineers report for VR4 engine, 9 Inch diff, 3 inch exhaust".. Rare car now..

This 2000 Subaru WRX STI version 6 2 door coupe is a very rare beast in Aus, and we spotted this one advertised on Ebay Australia asking $138,000 (buy it now).. The seller at the time stated that this is supposedly the first one in Australia. It has the 2.0l 206kw engine, and weighs just 1240kg. The coupe was really designed for WRC.. The seller noted that several aftermarket upgrades had been made to the car, including: Blitz system tuner and turbo timer zero sports air intake fujisubo exhaust...

This one came up for sale on Graysonline in October 2021. We've only got one other Nitron on the register and don't know too much about them. This one is number 114 on the dash but we're not sure if that's the correct number?? We thought there were only 50 of these made but perhaps there were more.

Nissan's flagship luxury vehicle of the 80s, these were sold as the '300c' in Australia, but the 'Cedric' around the world. We spotted this one on Ebay Australia in October 2021, asking $5,800 buy it now. The seller at the time noted that it is 100% original and unmolested throughout, it even has the factory tape deck. It runs and inside is in exceptionally good condition.

This is a 1968 Toyota Corona RT41 Sedan with a 1.6l engine and a 4 speed gearbox. I'm 17, and this is the first car that I have ever owned. I don't really know what I'm going to do with it yet, but I'll either do a resto-mod or build a classic rally car. I bought this car for R3,500.00 ($239.43 USD). The engine can start, but I've had to install a push button for the starter and a switch for the ignition because the electrics on the car are completely dead. I just need to buy a radiator and then...

This was asking $11,500 on facebook marketplace in October 2021 - not sure whether the colour is original or not (though they only came in red, white and blue??). No other details provided. Anyway, thought I'd add it to the TX3 list! Here's the original link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/393138405822097/?ref=search&referral_code=marketplace_search&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3Aac455d1d-14f2-4ae2-b556-56374700e9ec

Spotted for sale on Gumtree Australia, located in Adelaide and asking $20K in October 2021 - this 180B is one of the great Datsun classics.. A very popular sports coupe in its day (here in Aus and in Japan), the SSS has quickly become an ultra collectible car, particularly considerinhg the prices of Datsun Skylines which are now unobtanium.. At the time it was offered, the seller noted the car was in excellent condition with very minimal rust on the body, only rust internally is the boot floor...

Spotted this one after it was too late - would have been keen to bid on it myself. It sold for just $1,900 at a private auction, formerly part of the Pete Reinthaler collection in Peshaston WA. It was described as needing a full restoration. Comes with a lot of parts. Has not run in several years. The car looks to be in complete and reasonably solid state (by the look of the fire wall at least), but presumably has some rust in the sills...). Finished in what appears to be Laguna Blue Metallic...

Blue Aussie clubman GT - this is an early onw with Cooper S motor and correct numbers.

Spotted this Scorpion on FB marketplace in October 2021 - they are still fairly cheap, this one asking $5,700.. However, it does need a lot of tidying up (and it's difficult to tell whether rust is bad).. I've added this as a 79 GH, but the seller didn't state a year, and I don't quite know the difference between the GE and GH scorpion.. We've got a few of these on the register now (all early Chrysler/Mitsu cars - mainly because the earlier scorpions look a lot better than the boxy version that...

Spotted this on the Facebook page of Nippon2u. Very few details provided, but looks like this one might be headed to Australia. Love the effort that the Japanese put into the styling of their 70s cars in particular - the bumpers etc were all so nicely integrated.