Models
| Name | Class | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| Mk 1 | Formula Junior | Cooper Copy |
| Mk 2 | Formula Junior | Major revision of Mk 1 |
| Mk 4H | Formula Libre Hillclimb |
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| Mk 4A | Australian Formula 3 | |
| Mk 4B | Australian Formula 3 | |
| Mk 4 | Australian Formula 3 | First production chassis |
| Mk 4E | Australian Formula 2 | |
| Mk 5 | Australian Formula 3 | |
| Clubman | Sports 1300 | Clubman |
| Mk 6 | Australian Formula 2 Australian Formula 3 |
First monocoque chassis. |
| Mk 6E & Mk6GE | Australian Formula 2 | Mk 6 cars with ground effects revision |
| Mk 7 | Australian Formula 2 | First ground effects car, inboard front springs |
| Mk 8 | Australian Formula 2 Formula Mondial |
Full ground effects, clean sheet design |
| Mk 9 | Formula Holden | Last Cheetah made, clean sheet design |
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