WELSOR WAGGOTT HISTORIC GROUP Q CLUBMAN

Complete With C of D And Historic Vehicle Log Book

It was built by Welsor (Colin Wear) in 1972 and was very successful in the NSW and Victorian clubman championships throughout the 1970’s both as the Welsor works car (driven by David Seldon) and then by Baron Revelman.

It was the first Welsor to feature a one-piece beam front axle with radius arms and a Watts linkage that provides extremely good handling and very late braking plus simplicity in front wheel alignment.

Its rear suspension comprises trailing arms and a BMC differential with fully floating axles and both front and rear suspensions feature adjustable coil-over AVO springs and shock absorbers.

Braking is by four-wheel disc brakes and it runs 8” front and 10” rear rims fitted with near new Avon slicks.

It is powered by a Corolla 3K engine (1298 cc, twin 45 DCOE Webers, dry sump, electronic ignition, etc) with Carillo pistons and Spool conrods and a close ratio 4-speed Corolla gearbox with Modena gears and shafts.

I have owned the car since 2003 and have used it mainly in historic racing and the Morgan Park sprints.

It is in very good condition and is for sale at $34,500 including a good assortment of spares including spare blocks and 3K big port cylinder heads.

Pls contact me at jim.templeton@templetonwatkins.com.au or by text to 0408 725 743 to discuss any aspect.