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  Issue 3 - Mick Zammit's Toyota Supra

  Story & layout design by Lex Treloar

   
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  Issue 9 - Pieter Eversten Nissan S15 200SX

  We see a lot of Nissan Silvia’s about town, most of them modified in some way or another. There have been engine conversions of all sorts from the ever popular RB motors to the occasional Toyota JZ motor. This Nissan runs the latter of the two and it does so with endless amounts of aggression. Every aspect of the car spells power with its 700+ horsepower right down to the race seats and roll cage. When you see this baby at a set of lights, be sure you know what you’re getting yourself into before you give ‘the nod’. Pieter Eversteyn is a twenty-five year old mechanic from Springfield. He has his hand in the running of Defiant Motorsports, the builders of this awesome car you see on the page before you. He knows his way around a tool chest but more importantly, he knows what it takes to make his cars extra special. When it came time to give this 200SX the overhaul he went that extra mile to make this car stand out from an increasingly large crowd of high performance Nissan’s. Photos by Just Dave Photography

   
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  Issue 4 - All American Day at Lakeside

  All American Day at Lakeside - With the return of Lakeside Raceway as one of Brisbane’s traditional motoring venues, it was only natural that on the Fourth of July, Queensland Raceway’s John Tetley and his crew would provide something else to look forward to on their yearly calendar to join their already packed schedule. With help from the Pontiac Car Club’s Chris Malone, Lakeside was the destination for all things American to cruise to on a beautiful Sunday morning to be a part of the very first All American Day, and judging by its first-up success, this event will be one to be at each year. A $20 per car fee to enter was certainly the right price, and if you wanted to go on-track and compete in the driving events, then an additional $25 to enter the ‘Tricarthlon’ was still cheap as chips. This formula proved popular with punters, as the day amassed five hundred pre-entries, nearly thirteen hundred carloads in total and an estimated five thousand people to the venue over the day.

   
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  Issue 10 - Jamboree Willowbank

  For the turbo freaks the main event of the year in Queensland is Jamboree with people trekking from all over the globe to make it to the iconic event. Unfortunately the weather prediction for the intended event date was rain rain and more rain so promoter Ray Box made the call to postpone just days before the event was set to start. This shocked most people as the weather at the time was fine, however come race day it bucketed down with over four inches of rain hitting the track. A good decision indeed by Ray. The event was then rescheduled for the 1st and 2nd of October. Second time round was perfect warm Queensland weather both days with a bit of a breeze and an immaculately prepared track. What more could you ask for...with some of the tough cars breaking diffs not expecting the track to be so tight. But that's all in the name of racing.

   

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