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  CUSTOM WHEELS by Brad Kimberley Cars

  When putting on your pair of sneakers, did you choose them because it defines your character? Wheels are no different. We are Brisbane’s only wheel shop that caters solely for Commodore VE’s with a range of wheels and colours. Drop on in and personalise your car with us.

   
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  Issue 10 - Ford Performance Day

  Sunny coast turns it on for Pacific Fords biggest and best open day!. For one day, Pacific Ford became a Mecca for Ford enthusiasts. After a very wet, yet still successful, previous event, Greg Manchester and his loyal crew decided to change the date, hoping to bring the sun. The morning started cold, but it cleared to a crystal clear day. Over 130 Fords turned out, dressed in their Sunday best, with a few making the trek from interstate. There was fine Ford iron everywhere; including Richie Westerby’s Yellow 68 Torino. Roger and Karen Burns and their amazing 62 Zephyr featuring a supercharged BA Falcon 6 cylinder engine, immaculate body work and very original interior. Along with Rob Provan’s green 32 Ford 5 window hot rod, actually making it the hot rod at the show. Pacific Ford - Sunshine Coast.

   
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  Issue 6 - QSC Cruise March 2011 - Yatala to Ferry Road Diner

  Queensland Street Car Cruise - March 2011 - Yatala to Ferry Road Diner

   
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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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