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  Issue 8 - Paul Brush's - 1969 HK GTS Monaro

  The HK is the very beginning of the legend that is the Aussie Monaro. Its classic lines inspired many people across the country and beyond and sparked a racing legend that still holds true today. A fair few of these cars were produced and sold as were their later brothers, the HT and the HG. Paul Brush owned a HG back in the nineties and it was a show stopper and cover car for quite a few magazines. Its name was Mystic Pearl but it was regrettably sold to pay some debts. Ever since then, Paul has wanted another classic and with the re-release of the Monaro in the early 2000s, Paul tried to fill that gap with a late model substitute. But nothing beats a classic and after the birth of his son Darian in 2008 Paul and his family were in the right position to get back that classic.

   
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  Issue 6 - Rick Farnell HK Holden Drag ute

  Rick Farnell HK Holden Drag ute - Sometimes it takes vision to see the potential of a car. In the case of the ’68 HK Holden ute you see here, it’s doubtful that even the owner, Rick Farnell, would have completely envisioned the eventual product. In fact, when Rick first bought the car, powered by a 186 red motor, for just $700 in 1999, his plan was to build a tough streeter for the dual purpose of cruising and drag racing.

   
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  Issue 2 - Dad's Day Out - Mackay 2010

  For some of us Father’s Day is all about relaxing with the kids and taking the day off to enjoy the attention that being a Dad brings on this special day each year. For around two and a half thousand Mackay and District locals though it was a little bit different, they made the pilgrimage to Pinnacle (west of Mackay Queensland) for the Annual Shannons Dad’s Day Out Show and Shine that was put on by Russel Soper from Shannons Insurance and ably assisted by the newly formed Pioneer Valley Classic Car Club. - Story by Russel Soper

   
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  SEMA 2015

  pics: Adam Bilsborough

   

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