CAM Waters’ current Ford Mustang Supercar could soon be yours.
Tickford Racing is auctioning off chassis TR 1824, although its new owner will not get possession of the car until the end of the 2022 Repco Supercars Championship season.
The 24th Supercar built by Tickford Racing, construction began on this chassis all the way back in 2018 but it didn’t become a complete car until late 2020.
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One of two cars that Tickford debuted at the start of 2021, Waters put TR 1824 on pole for its maiden race at the Mount Panorama 500, the first of four top-qualifying efforts so far this season.
Waters has also driven the car to victory on three occasions this season and enters Sunday’s Repco Bathurst 1000 as one of the pre-race contenders for victory with co-driver James Moffat.
The plan is for the chassis to continue serving as Waters’ #6 Monster Energy Mustang through the final year of Gen2 regulations in 2022, after which the car will be handed over to its new owner.
“The car will be restored to a specification determined between the buyer and race team (and) will come complete with correct paperwork, set up sheets, and all crucial running gear, including its Tickford-prepared V8 engine, allowing its next owner to take it to track almost immediately,” the Lloyds listing read.
The auctions are scheduled to end on December 19 and, at the time of writing, the current high bid on the Waters car sat at $74,500.
