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  Issue 9 - Holden vs Ford Skidpan Day at Slidewize Gympie

  In the morning the testosterone level was off the scale, everybody was jumping hard onto the loud pedal and making lots of noise. This is the non-competitive part of the day, good time to get into a groove and work out what you will need to do later. The tune from the three 6L Holden V8 engines was audible from a long way away.. possibly from Neptune! The morning went rather fast with everybody having two 4min drives at each 'track'. First track of the day was the 'Superman' track, Its largely a huge 'S'. This was followed by the 'Controller' which resembles a game console controller and last track was the favorite of the day, the #9. The #9 is layed out resembles the channel 9 logo with a very tight hairpin at the bottom. The 9 can be a difficult track to master!

   
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  Issue 6 - Rick Farnell HK Holden Drag ute

  Rick Farnell HK Holden Drag ute - Sometimes it takes vision to see the potential of a car. In the case of the ’68 HK Holden ute you see here, it’s doubtful that even the owner, Rick Farnell, would have completely envisioned the eventual product. In fact, when Rick first bought the car, powered by a 186 red motor, for just $700 in 1999, his plan was to build a tough streeter for the dual purpose of cruising and drag racing.

   
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  Issue 3 - Mick Zammit's Toyota Supra

  Story & layout design by Lex Treloar

   
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  Issue 9 - QSC Magazine Cruise in Cairns

  Photos by Graeme Bint AUTOART Photography

   

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