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  Issue 11 - PCYC Family Fun Day

  PCYC Family Fun Day Logan City

   
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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.

   
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  Issue 7 - Garry Hamilton - Datsun 1600

  There is something about some car designs of years gone by that scream ‘old school cool’, and it’s undeniable. If you are old school by nature, then modern car designs are just never going to cut the mustard for your project car. That’s how Garry Hamilton felt when searching for his new project. What is likable about late model cars though is their running gear - reliable, economical, powerful. Words that don’t usually go together, except when comparing motors designed and built about thirty years apart. Garry falls into the ‘mature hoon’ bracket. By ‘hoon’ I mean ‘enthusiast’, of course. Having owned such rides in the past as an FC Holden, a V8 powered Austin A40 and a heavily modified EH Holden, his latest project also had to have an early shape. Finding a Datsun 1600 was a start, and although it was in rather poor condition, Garry is of the opinion that the 1600 was the best model from the Datsun lineup and snapped it up. There was plenty to keep Garry busy while sorting out some running gear for the little Datto.

   
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  Jap Nats 20015

  Saturday's Time attack, Show n Shine and Track Cruising. PICS: Waugh Photography

   

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