These a some of the photos that were given to me, shot by Brian Tomes at Baypark. Perhaps someone could tell us what year this was exactly, as I don't think I was there for that meeting.
These a some of the photos that were given to me, shot by Brian Tomes at Baypark. Perhaps someone could tell us what year this was exactly, as I don't think I was there for that meeting.
1983 Ross
Many thanks - I was travelling in North America at that stage.Originally Posted by seaqnmac27
These photos are awesome!These a some of the photos that were given to me, shot by Brian Tomes at Baypark. Perhaps someone could tell us what year this was exactly, as I don't think I was there for that meeting.
What great photos from Baypark
I've just come across another meeting in which six members of the Radisich family were entered. It was the 1981 NSCC Clubman's Race Meeting at Western Springs. Frank drove a Mazda, as did Chris, Paul and Kim. Danielle was in a Datsun and Robyn a Mini.
Yes you were BMC BOY " travelling North America in 1983, I had left the USA late September 1982, went to England and was back in NZ by the beginning of December .. had to go back to work, after using up all my leave..
This is from the March 8, 1981 meeting at Pukekohe. The start of a Production Supercar Race.
11 - Trevor McLean
3 - Mick Quin
8 - Bob Cullinane
62 - Gary Bromley
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The entry list for the Production Supercar races at March 8, 1981 Pukekohe meeting
Does anyone know what happened to Peter Meadows XU1 Torana ?
Entry list kindly supplied by Milan Fistonic
These are truly fantastic photos Ross! Thanks for posting.
Were these cars allowed after-market wheels? Seems several of them have them.
Were these cars allowed after-market wheels? Seems several of them have them.[/QUOTE]
If my memory serves me, I think the aftermarket wheels had to be manufactured in NZ. So the cars tended to use Cheviot and Aunger branded wheels.
For a time alloy wheels were manufactured and exported from the Ford plant in Wiri, probably because the cost of raw material was competitive and they were of very good quality.
The start of this race is featured in Steves thread on the Cullinane MonaroThis is from the March 8, 1981 meeting at Pukekohe. The start of a Production Supercar Race.
11 - Trevor McLean
3 - Mick Quin
8 - Bob Cullinane
62 - Gary Bromley
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