After achieving significant success in it’s first year and a half of operating in Australia, www.whatsinyourpaddock.com.au is now also available for residents of New Zealand to use. Users will  be able create an ad for their country/region and will be reflected in search results as such. This is a truly exciting development for our unique website and it’s loyal followers and we look forward to welcoming you and your friends to our online community.

The unique name for our website is derived from the Australian and New Zealand definition of the word paddock, which literally means  ’a field or plot of land enclosed by fencing or defined by natural boundaries’.

Our site is focused on those collectable and restorable treasures that may have been weathered for years in the natural elements and which may now be of significant value to someone who is collecting or restoring that item type or variation of it. Be it a car, utility, truck, motorcycle or unfinished project; a classic, vintage or veteran motorcycle – rest assured it has potential value to be realised from someone who may now really want it. In Australia recently, a prototype of a Holden sedan that had been in storage for years and was discovered to have been a prototype that changed hands only two years ago for AUD$15,000, is now estimated to be worth in excess of AUD$1,000,000 – yes folks, one million dollars.

All advertising on www.whatsinyourpaddock.com.au is free of chargeand the site has many other unique benefits such as space for uploading up to ten images and heaps of space for your product description.

The market for classic, veteran and vintage automobile items continues to grow as the internet provides collectors and restorers with unprecedented access to information. Where items may be subject to a speciality such as racing or other forms of motorsport and have the provenance to support such claims, the items have been known to achieve significant value at auction or through private sale.

So have a look around your own ‘paddock’, shed or barn, garage or other storage place and see if you have anything that someone else in the world may want – you may just be very surprised!

Give it a go - list your item today.

It’s free of charge and really easy to do.

After achieving significant success in it’s first year and a half of operating in Australia, www.whatsinyourpaddock.com.au is now also available for residents of South Africa to use. Users will  be able create an ad for their country/region and will be reflected in search results as such. This is a truly exciting development for our unique website and it’s loyal followers and we look forward to welcoming you and your friends to our online community.

The unique name for our website is derived from the Australian and New Zealand definition of the word paddock, which literally means  ’a field or plot of land enclosed by fencing or defined by natural boundaries’.

Our site is focused on those collectable and restorable treasures that may have been weathered for years in the natural elements and which may now be of significant value to someone who is collecting or restoring that item type or variation of it. Be it a car, utility, truck, motorcycle or unfinished project; a classic, vintage or veteran motorcycle – rest assured it has potential value to be realised from someone who may now really want it. In Australia recently, a prototype of a Holden sedan that had been in storage for years and was discovered to have been a prototype that changed hands only two years ago for AUD$15,000, is now estimated to be worth in excess of AUD$1,000,000 – yes folks, one million dollars.

All advertising on www.whatsinyourpaddock.com.au is free of chargeand the site has many other unique benefits such as space for uploading up to ten images and heaps of space for your product description.

The market for classic, veteran and vintage automobile items continues to grow as the internet provides collectors and restorers with unprecedented access to information. Where items may be subject to a speciality such as racing or other forms of motorsport and have the provenance to support such claims, the items have been known to achieve significant value at auction or through private sale.

So have a look around your own ‘paddock’, shed or barn, garage or other storage place and see if you have anything that someone else in the world may want – you may just be very surprised!

Give it a go - list your item today.

It’s free of charge and really easy to do.

After achieving significant success in it’s first year and a half of operating in Australia, www.whatsinyourpaddock.com.au is now also available for residents of the EU to use. Users will  be able create an ad for their country/region and will be reflected in search results as such. This is a truly exciting development for our unique website and it’s loyal followers and we look forward to welcoming you and your friends to our online community.

The unique name for our website is derived from the Australian and New Zealand definition of the word paddock, which literally means  ’a field or plot of land enclosed by fencing or defined by natural boundaries’.

Our site is focused on those collectable and restorable treasures that may have been weathered for years in the natural elements and which may now be of significant value to someone who is collecting or restoring that item type or variation of it. Be it a car, utility, truck, motorcycle or unfinished project; a classic, vintage or veteran motorcycle – rest assured it has potential value to be realised from someone who may now really want it. In Australia recently, a prototype of a Holden sedan that had been in storage for years and was discovered to have been a prototype that changed hands only two years ago for AUD$15,000, is now estimated to be worth in excess of AUD$1,000,000 – yes folks, one million dollars.

All advertising on www.whatsinyourpaddock.com.au is free of chargeand the site has many other unique benefits such as space for uploading up to ten images and heaps of space for your product description.

The market for classic, veteran and vintage automobile items continues to grow as the internet provides collectors and restorers with unprecedented access to information. Where items may be subject to a speciality such as racing or other forms of motorsport and have the provenance to support such claims, the items have been known to achieve significant value at auction or through private sale.

So have a look around your own ‘paddock’, shed or barn, garage or other storage place and see if you have anything that someone else in the world may want – you may just be very surprised!

Give it a go - list your item today.

It’s free of charge and really easy to do.

I have recently come across this amazing website that has technical and performance data for over 200,000 models of automobiles.

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Beautiful example of this classic for sale at:

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1972 BMW 2002 Dual purpose Competition Car – Circuit Race and Tarmac Rally

CAMS Historic and AASA logbooks, eligible as Group Nc circuit race and 4LMSB Early Classic tarmac rally car.

Around 200 HP, 3.9 diff, tii brakes, Bilstein shock absorbers. Brakes and handles better than my race car did. Good enough for 2.02.5 at Phillip Island Classic in March and 13^th handicap/20^th outright in January’s Targa Wrest Point against the 1980s sports cars. Club reg, really enjoyable to drive, can be taken shopping, on club runs, hill climbs. Calibrated Terratrip and intercom, 15 x 7 (rally) and 14 x 6 (race) alloy wheels. Very pretty (orange stripe is vinyl wrap, comes off), a true all-rounder in excellent condition that can be further developed depending on its intended use. $27,500. chrisralph@crc.com.au or 0418 318 934.

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As seen in 2010 Targa Wrest Point Tarmac Rally

1925 Essex Board Track Racer in excellent condition . Centre lock 21 inch wheels on Firestone racing tyres. Road lighting and indicators fitted.  Beautifully designed and fitted fabric body with authentic original steel cowling. 2.6 litre original flathead motor and full length exhaust. Machine finish to the dash. Fifth wheel equipment. A dashing and  fun car to drive that is surprisingly quick. Enhanced oil circulation system allows higher than normal revs.

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Overhead valve engine. In original unmolested condition .Very nice razor edge bodywork with  very detailed pressings to the under door and inner front guards . Twenty three inch wheels. A very elegant and veteran look make this gem a highly collectable piece. Original leather seats & door panels still intact along with the hood, hood bows and glass rear window.  Steering wheel instruments all in good condition. Whilst it has not been started in years it appears to be all present and accounted for. There is no reason why a battery and a few details like plugs etc to be examined would make a  runner in short time . Recent finds of similar vehicles offshore have achieved record prices as these cars can only be original once ! Delivery plate from Motors Limited Adelaide and original number plates accompany the car. Some small resto to the radiator shell and headlight housings has been done.

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Specifications:-

Engine: 4 cylinder, 1315cc

Power: Unknown

Top Speed: Unknown

0-60 mph: Unknown

Production volume: Unknown

This model is what started the now famous AC brand that over four decades evolved into an auto maker that produced the now famous AC Cobra.