The Garage

Current cars in the Fitzroy Motorsport Garage!

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NUTOUT - 6.0 LS

A blown 6.0-litre Holden Commodore built and tuned by Llama Engineering. Topped with an 8/71 BDS supercharger, it runs electronic fuel injection controlled by a Link engine-management system and sends the power through a two-speed Powerglide transmission.

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SKDMRK - 6.2 LS

SKDMRK is an LS3-powered Mk1 Ford Escort built for Charlotte to compete in the youth burnout class. 

It retains a factory, unopened LS3 bottom end, while Llama Engineering enhanced the complete top end with in-house cylinder-head work, a custom Crow cam, Johnson tie-bar lifters, dual valve springs, a double-row timing chain and a high-volume oil pump. Converted to a carburettor setup, the engine sends its power through a TH350 transmission and a Ford 9-inch differential.

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TUFFXB - 351 Cleveland

1976 XB Ford Fairmont, I've owned this car for so long, its one of those cars you can just jump in and drive across the country!

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MAIHEM - 350 SBC

MAIHEM is a genuine 1973 Ford XA Fairmont coupe, originally built by New Zealand burnout legends Liz and Ryan Gracie. Going against the grain, they replaced the traditional Ford powerplant with a supercharged small-block Chevrolet, creating one seriously tough cruiser. Now finished in crisp white, with its unmistakable blown stance, MAIHEM combines one of Ford’s most iconic body shapes with old-school muscle and plenty of burnout attitude. The build was also featured in NZV8 Magazine, highlighting the quality, planning and workmanship that went into bringing this incredible coupe to life.

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MINISTOCK 42W

Charlotte s kicked off her speedway career in the Ministock class here at Wellington Family Speedway

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StockCar - 42w

This is a REES RACE CAR build number 10, i race for 2 or 3 seasons, has a pretty big acceident which required a major overall and has now sat as a bare chassiss for many years... one day ill get back into it!

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