The team's expensive cargo of race cars and equipment is transported around the country in the impressive race transporter.

The Fair Dinkum Sheds Racing "B-Double" covers around 50,000km per year at a cost to the team of approximately $100,000.

The Fair Dinkum Sheds Racing b-double is stocked with enough parts to completely rebuild the cars, including spare engines, gear boxes, diffs and every other body part.

They lug 10 boxes of spark plugs, 64 spare wheels and tyres (eight per car), two sets of doors and one spare steering wheel. Driver equipment is also carried including helmets, overalls, shoes, underwear and two-way radio head sets.

The team even carries their own physiotherapy table to give drivers a good rub-down before and after they race.

There are 15 tool boxes and pit lane equipment including boom, gas canisters and air jack, and panel beating equipment.

The trailers are split into distinct compartments, with the A-trailer used for carrying the heavy equipment during transit.

When stationary, it becomes a workshop and changing room. The front section of the b-trailer is used as the engineers' briefing room and is set up like a travelling office. The middle section of the b-trailer is the workshop area and includes a lathe, vice and work benches. The rear section of the b-trailer carries the cars.