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Issue 10 - Luke Curd VR Holden Wagon
We all know show cars are a lot of work. Luke Curd can confirm this fact as he’s owned a couple in his time, including this fine piece of artwork you see here. His first show car was a completed project of the same model that he had bought from a friend. It was nice and all but Luke wanted a show car that was packed full of his own influences. It had to be another wagon because Luke liked the size of the automotive canvas and to him; nothing looks tougher than a modified wagon. He browsed the internet for a few weeks before finding this one which had a good body and was running right. Happy as can be, Luke traded his dollars and began planning.
Issue 4 - Munchies December 2010
Pics: Matthew Coggins
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.
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.