Yep, I was soooooooo lucky that a kind hearted man looked after me.
Yep, I was soooooooo lucky that a kind hearted man looked after me.
I saw this old footage of Warwick Farm (if you have not seen it already)
Dont worry about looking at MK2 Cortinas, -Have just found a neat action pic on South Island Racing....Team Cambridge Monaro, followed by Camaro then Paul Fahey, red Dawson and Graeme Crosbie...here is the link-
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?f...type=3&theater
John,
That is a great action photo of the Monaro. I wish I could get it in a larger format.
It is neat how these pics. from the past keep showing up. May it continue.
Cheers,
Ken
Digby Paape, from the Motoring Paape Family.
His Father Godfrey was a stalwart of the Otago Sports Car Club and others - ran a Austin A90 Atlantic back in the mid - late 1950's and was an organiser of the early Dunedin Street Races - early 1950's on.
This from the weekend 11/11/2018 .
No doubt there are more photos out there !!
Photos " Borrowed " of course.. with acknowledgement to the photographer !!
Roger- thank you for finding these and posting them
Yep, not a garage queen, we were here to race..was running 1.23 all day and was running close to everyone in all 3 races.
Best place was 4th in a handicap...no one was going to let the secretary have a moment of glory
This makes the Monaro quicker that my XU1 V8 Torana a couple of years ago.
Last edited by John McKechnie; 11-13-2018 at 04:47 AM.
Must have been a great weekend ..Originally Posted by John McKechnie
Cheers.
Another Monaro .. another weekend .. another Track .. Pukekohe 1971 Yours looks great .. Cheers
From TRS website
I recently found these shots of George Bunce from Pukekohe 1975
Wow, those are awesome Ross! Thanks for sharing. George is really throwing it through the Puke chicane.
What exactly is the material on the bonnet? Looks like black carpet.
That was just thick flat black paint. Hid a lot of the transition with the hood scoop.
Great pics, thanks Ross for sharing them.
Came across these recently - think John Mck has seen them - went back as far as early 2016 and didn't see them on here - so ..
Wigram 1970 - Bill Pottinger archives.
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