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  Issue 1 - Greg Behrendorff - 1972 VJ Valiant Ute

  For lovers of all things Mopar, Greg Behrendorff’s Valiant has all the right things going for it. But it hasn’t been all plain sailing for the Redbank Plains handyman.

   
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  Issue 7 - Falcon XR6 Turbo Car Club at Lakeside

  The Falcon XR6 Turbo Forums Club was taken over by Troy with approximately 280 members in 2008. Since then the web-site has grown to over 4000 members. With the website expanding rapidly Troy added numerous more facilities and options to the forum making the community more unique. The whole team behind the forum gets along great and is very knowledgeable. It has made it easy to keep the members interested in staying online. Anyone can go onto the website www.falconxr6turbo.net.au either as a guest or you can register to become a member for free. You can also find them on Facebook. By BJM Studios www.bjmstudios.com.au

   
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  Issue 5 - Graham Pope's 1993 Ford Probe

  The Ford Probe is a car that was manufactured between 1989 and 1997. It was initially planned to replace the Mustang but Ford chose to name it the Probe after buyers expressed their displeasure of the idea. Based on the same platform as the Mazda MX-6 which was manufactured in Michigan, the second generation of the Probe was ‘designed to appeal primarily to women’. The main design of the second generation was overseen by Ford’s first female designer. There were a few different engine options including a 2.0 litre, 4 cylinder motor and a 2.5 litre V6 motor. Graham Pope’s Ford Probe is a fair bit tougher then the stock ’93 model, especially since it weighs a hell of a lot less and packs a truck load more power with its updated V8 engine. Putting down 1200hp and 900 lb’s of torque.

   
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  Issue 10 - Steve Mack 1980 C3 Corvette

  RAD80 is 'The Dark Lord' (aka 'Baby'); the only one of its kind in the world. Proudly owned by Steven Mack, founder & president of the 'Australian Corvettes Association', this fully custom built 1980 C3 Corvette was the centre feature in America's 'VETTE' magazine a couple of years ago. They said it was the best corvette they'd ever seen. - by BJMStudios.com.au

   

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