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Issue 10 - Dave Hillman VG Valiant Coupe
Dave Hillman is a young bloke who loves his Mopars. He also fabricates custom work on both street and race cars for a living. These skills, of course come in very handy when the time comes to work on his own cars. The latest creation in the Hillman garage is this VG Valiant coupe. Dave is the first to admit that it’s a work in progress with custom modifications happening pretty much constantly. Despite Dave classing it as unfinished, it’s already a very cool and extremely interesting vehicle. The plans Dave has for it are quite extensive and will most likely warrant another feature sometime in the future, but I think it’s worth a look right now as it is.
Issue 9 - Ray Murray's LJ GTR Torana
The LJ GTR Torana was released into the Australian market in 1972; featuring a 3.3 litre straight six engine and producing 190 horsepower. Thirty-five years later Ray Murrays 5.8 Litre LJ GTR is producing more than double that figure with 420 Horsepower and 1100 Lbs of torque. This is not the first Torana that Ray has owned; his first being an LC back in 1974 when he was seventeen. This was the start of a love affair that has stretched over thirty seven years with nine Toranas in between. Always wanting to build a tough Torana himself, Ray built a very mean LJ with a lethal 202 in it but unfortunately that Torana was stolen back in 1987. This did not deter Ray however; he simply decided to build another one bigger and better! Only this time he had a V8 in mind.. . . Story and photos by www.BJMStudios.com.au
Issue 1 - Xtreme Motorsport Showdown
There were some massively tough cars, going all out, in a bid to win. by Lex Treloar
Issue 3 - 1982 VH Commodore 383NUT
After many years of campaigning Tonka Tuff in many successfully Burnout competitions and no longer having Tonka Tuff in their possession it was through much deliberation the Wright family decided to purchase another car and go in a different area of racing. They purchased this Commodore from Bodie McCormick, of McCormick Smash Repairs, and decided to name it the ‘Nutta’.