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Hey guys,

A mate and I are considering investing in a cheap, unregistered, dedicated track car, but can't seem to find them anywhere.

Is there a carsales for track cars or something, or are they just that rare?

Cheers.

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hahah yep my105.com is car sales for race cars :P

that, or go to a local race meet. odds are 30% of the cars you will see are for sale.

finally...contact the club for whatever category of car you are after, eg IPRA.

many many race cars are for sale, just not actively so.

BTW I think a cheap club style race car is a great idea. so much cheaper than tracking your road car. main issue is you will need a tow car and trailer which can blow out the budget

nope, but it is another duncan from on here (LSX-428), in fact he just won the 2009 NSW supersprint champs yesterday. haven't seen the letter though guess I should browse at a newso lol

that, or go to a local race meet. odds are 30% of the cars you will see are for sale.

More like 95%. Just that the other 65% of owners don't realise it yet.

If it's anything like rallying, most of the cars never get advertised. There are plenty of gems "for sale" which never get advertised, and get sold through word of mouth, often for very cheap prices.

Again, can't speak for the track cars on MY105, but a lot of the rally cars I see advertised there are way over priced.

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