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- 2x2010 ABS Roadsters, Sprint ST 1050 ABS, 3x250s
0-1000kmph in just 16 seconds!
ICONIC CLASSIC CAR MUSEUM CLOSURE - Lot 425
CURRENT BID: $26,150
Description:
1997 Aussie Invader III LSR JET
Year: 1997
Make: Aussie Invader
Model: III LSR JET
Body: Handcrafted
Odometer: Indicating 1km
Engine:
Transmission:
Colour: Australian Flag Wrap
Seats: 1
Description/extras:
• Built by Roscoe McGlashan
• ATAR engine from RAAF Mirage fighter-plane
• 6 Pot Monoblock Callipers
• 0-1000kmph in just 16 seconds!
• Highly collectible Aussie Invader III
This highly iconic piece of Australian history was built and piloted by the Australian Daredevil Roscoe McGlashan in 1997 and has been kept in a preserved state since it was produced. The infamous Aussie Invader III was produced between 1997-2006 and featured an ATAR jet engine out of a RAAF mirage fighter plan.
Finished in a one-piece Kevlar composite designed body with an immaculate Australian flag print, this aussie icon can be admired as either a showpiece or can be raced professionally. Its stunning artwork spreads across the body and features previous sponsor logo’s as well as a uniquely designed Australian flag that fades into a Gloss Red that carries over the rest of the body.
The Aussie Invader III features a high powered SNECMA 9K-50 engine that boasts 18,000 lbs of thrust, while producing 36,000 HP with a top speed of 641 MPH. Its 15” carbon rotors to its 6 Pot Monoblock Callipers were designed and built by A.P Racing to withstand high temperature braking.
The Invader rests on solid hand forged L77 aluminium wheels and were designed to spin at 8,000RPM. The fuel system holds 600L of AMPOL Jet A1 and consumes at a rate of 10L per second. Fitted with such a high-powered Jet engine this Aussie Invader III is noted to reach 0-1000kmph in just 16 seconds!
This Aussie Invader III is highly collectible and an investment piece of Australian history, ready to be appreciated as a showpiece, this LSR powered Jet would be the cornerstone to any collection.
Sold unregistered
ICONIC CLASSIC CAR MUSEUM CLOSURE - Lot 425
CURRENT BID: $26,150
Description:
1997 Aussie Invader III LSR JET
Year: 1997
Make: Aussie Invader
Model: III LSR JET
Body: Handcrafted
Odometer: Indicating 1km
Engine:
Transmission:
Colour: Australian Flag Wrap
Seats: 1
Description/extras:
• Built by Roscoe McGlashan
• ATAR engine from RAAF Mirage fighter-plane
• 6 Pot Monoblock Callipers
• 0-1000kmph in just 16 seconds!
• Highly collectible Aussie Invader III
This highly iconic piece of Australian history was built and piloted by the Australian Daredevil Roscoe McGlashan in 1997 and has been kept in a preserved state since it was produced. The infamous Aussie Invader III was produced between 1997-2006 and featured an ATAR jet engine out of a RAAF mirage fighter plan.
Finished in a one-piece Kevlar composite designed body with an immaculate Australian flag print, this aussie icon can be admired as either a showpiece or can be raced professionally. Its stunning artwork spreads across the body and features previous sponsor logo’s as well as a uniquely designed Australian flag that fades into a Gloss Red that carries over the rest of the body.
The Aussie Invader III features a high powered SNECMA 9K-50 engine that boasts 18,000 lbs of thrust, while producing 36,000 HP with a top speed of 641 MPH. Its 15” carbon rotors to its 6 Pot Monoblock Callipers were designed and built by A.P Racing to withstand high temperature braking.
The Invader rests on solid hand forged L77 aluminium wheels and were designed to spin at 8,000RPM. The fuel system holds 600L of AMPOL Jet A1 and consumes at a rate of 10L per second. Fitted with such a high-powered Jet engine this Aussie Invader III is noted to reach 0-1000kmph in just 16 seconds!
This Aussie Invader III is highly collectible and an investment piece of Australian history, ready to be appreciated as a showpiece, this LSR powered Jet would be the cornerstone to any collection.
Sold unregistered
