




The 1973 Bathurst Race saw some significant rule changes. It was the first year to feature the 1000km race distance, and introduction of a maximum allowable time for individual driver stints, making two drivers per cars compulsory. It was also the first time around
Murray Carter had competed in the 1973 ATCC in a Phase III Ford XY Falcon finishing 7th in the Championship. During the year he famously lent Allan Moffat his car for the Adelaide International raceway after Moffat's car was stolen the night before the race. Ford introduced the XA Hardtop racecar for the endurance races of the Australian Manufacturer Championship. A car that Murray Carter himself had a hand in the development of. The 1973

Marking the ‘Diamond’ Anniversary of the first all-Australian car the 48-215 (widely known as the FX), General Motors Holden revealed the Coupe 60 to an excited crowd at the 2008 Melbourne Motor Show.
Six decades since the 48-215 rolled off the production line at Fishermans bend in port
Boasting a Chevrolet sourced 6.0 litre V8 outputting over 300kW, dual side exiting exhaust, 21-inch wheels, large rear air diffuser and a one-off paint called ‘Diamond Silver’ which gives a liquid aluminium finish

