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The most prolific and recognisable ASPs produced are the 320 models. This is partly because most of them are road going cars as opposed to pure race cars and are seen more often.We regularly speak to previous owners who seriosly regret selling their vehicles. Some have tracked them down and re-purchased them!
| Type |
ASP 320 |
| Subtype |
Model A |
| Build Year |
1970 |
| Number Constructed |
1 |
| Chassis Number(s) |
7 |
| Engine |
Ford 1500 |
| Drivetrain |
N/A |
| Suspension |
N/A |
| Chassis |
RHS space frame |
| Purpose |
Road Chassis with cycle type front guards. Orginally started as "Bacchus Mk IV" then "Shrike". Finally named after company's initials. |
| Original Owner(s) |
P Hannon (red) |
| Current Status |
Current registration ASP0000 |
| Chassis Drawing |
ASP 320 chassis layout |
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| Images |
First production ASP after addition of sweeping guards |
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| Notes |
Car appeared in television and cinema advertising for Savings bank of South Australia |
| Type |
ASP 320 |
| Subtype |
Model B |
| Build Year |
1971 |
| Number Constructed |
4 |
| Chassis Number(s) |
8 - 10, 14 |
| Engine |
Toyota 3K 1100 |
| Drivetrain |
N/A |
| Suspension |
N/A |
| Chassis |
RHS space frame |
| Purpose |
Dedicated Race chassis |
| Original Owner(s) |
G Lewis / R Butcher : 9
D Hosking : 10
F Giles : 11
A Middleton : 15
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| Current Status |
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| Images |
Dean Hoskin's 320B at Adelaide International Raceway |
320B at Mallala |
320B Kit prepared for shipping at factory |
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| Notes |
320 B's were dedicated racing cars and came fitted with cycle-style front guards as the early sweeping guards created handling problems at high speed. Some of these vehicles were re-engineered as road vehicles by the factory. |
| Type |
ASP 320 |
| Subtype |
Model C |
| Build Year |
1971 - 1974 |
| Number Constructed |
9 |
| Chassis Number(s) |
11 - 13, 15 - 20 |
| Engine |
all Toyota 3K 1100 except:
R White : Ford 1600
D Dixon : Toyota 1600 |
| Drivetrain |
N/A |
| Suspension |
N/A |
| Chassis |
RHS space frame |
| Purpose |
Road Chassis |
| Original Owner(s) |
A Hastings["Alby"]: 11 (Yellow)
R White : 12 (Pale Blue)
J Murray : 13 (Brown)
Butch Harding: 15 (Metallic Green)
T Hosking : 16 (Red)
R Tilley [the "Pilot"] : 17 (Dark Blue)
D Dixon : 18 (Yellow)
R Pagliaro : 19 (Silver)
B Trenorden : 20
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| Current Status |
Chassis 19 Crashed and rebuilt 1978 by Rory. Rob "clubbie" Passfield owned ever since. |
| Images |
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| Notes |
320 C's were the most produced of the original factory built cars. Only the current 320G's will outnumber them. |
| Type |
ASP 320 |
| Subtype |
Model D |
| Build Year |
1976 |
| Number Constructed |
1 |
| Chassis Number(s) |
21 |
| Engine |
Nissan 1200 |
| Drivetrain |
N/A |
| Suspension |
N/A |
| Chassis |
redesigned simpler RHS space frame |
| Purpose |
Road Chassis |
| Original Owner(s) |
R Thompson (lime green....horrid!) |
| Current Status |
Re-engined Galant 1400. unknown |
| Images |
N/A |
| Notes |
- |
| Type |
ASP 320 |
| Subtype |
Model E |
| Build Year |
1979 |
| Number Constructed |
1 |
| Chassis Number(s) |
35 |
| Engine |
Astron 2.0 litre, then Toyota 4A, then Toyota 4AGE 1600 |
| Drivetrain |
N/A |
| Suspension |
N/A |
| Chassis |
Originally built to take Morgan-style nosecone and front sweeping guards. Widened 2 inches RHS space frame in cockpit. Car looked incorrect without Morgan-style doors so was converted back to standard clubman configuration.
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| Purpose |
Road Chassis |
| Original Owner(s) |
R Thompson (Ferrari red) |
| Current Status |
unknown |
| Images |
320 E at Womma Road Factory |
sole 320E |
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| Notes |
- |
| Type |
ASP 320 |
| Subtype |
Model F |
| Build Year |
1997 |
| Number Constructed |
1 |
| Chassis Number(s) |
35 |
| Engine |
Toyota 4AGE 1600 |
| Drivetrain |
N/A |
| Suspension |
N/A |
| Chassis |
RHS space frame |
| Purpose |
Road Chassis |
| Original Owner(s) |
Sold to Kel Riddle - Bright, Victoria as a rolling chassis.
Chassis damaged by VIC. engineer who overloaded in torsion test (his comment : "strongest clubman I've tested"!!!)
Straightened by Rory. Sold to David Sprodd who was a serious competitor. |
| Current Status |
still in Davids hands |
| Images |
Kel Riddle's sole 320F at Mallala Raceway |
320F at Burnside Village |
320F at Burnside Village |
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| Notes |
- |
| Type |
ASP 320 |
| Subtype |
Model G |
| Build Year |
2007 |
| Number Constructed |
14+ (currently in production) |
| Chassis Number(s) |
39 - 53+ (currently in production) |
| Engine |
Toyota 4AGE 1600
16V : R Thompson
20V Silver : W Finch, L Bawden, A Van den Burg,
L Van den Burg, R Dyer, G Besnard
20V Black: R Gibb, R Clark, J Squires, R Pagiaro, A Brazzale
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| Drivetrain |
N/A |
| Suspension |
N/A |
| Chassis |
RHS space frame |
| Purpose |
Road Chassis |
| Original Owner(s) |
W Finch : 39/44/45/46
L Bawden : 40
A Van den Burg : 41
L Van den Burg : 42
R Dyer : 43
R Gibb : 47 (Red/White)
G Besnard : 48 (Yellow)
R Clark : 49 (Yellow Dolly)
J Squires : 50 (Pewter/Silver w Burgundy Trim)
R Pagliaro : 51(Ferrari Yellow)
A Brazzale : 52 (Black)
B Schultz: 53 (No Colour Selected)
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| Current Status |
Chassis 47 currently undergoing trials for registration, all others in final construction |
| Images |
first 320G at Burnside Village 19/11/06 |
Owner Rodney Gibb with 320G 19/11/06 |
4AGE 20V engine 19/11/06 |
Bills ASP Rear |
Bills ASP road ready |
Bills ASP at Clubman Nationals |
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| Notes |
320 G's are the current development of the ASP clubman. Chassis 47, owned by Rodney Gibb is undergoing final trials before registration. His car is noteworthy, featuring many high performance components including a 4AGE 20V "Blacktop" engine with full dry sump system, Penske shocks, hypercoil springs and Toyota Sprinter limited slip differential. The vehicle is primarily set up for racing and features cycle-style front guards and Cobra race seats.
Bill Finch's chassis #39, the G model prototype. Now fully finished and road registered. |
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