Cub Roberts. 'Hooker' seems to be a very popular name for race cars.
Cub Roberts. 'Hooker' seems to be a very popular name for race cars.
Errol McLachlan.
Dave Chung, having just spun out on the startline.
Fred Harrop.
Kate Lane.
I just love this great shot of a very crowded Meremere pit area. Check out the vehicles pictured here. The Mustang looks epic, as does the custom Transit van. I sure love '70s custom vans; flares, fat mags with raised white lettered tyres, lake pipes, and, of course, lots of wild air brushed paint, including Warlocks, desert scenes, and/or naked ladies.
Ray Bell may not have seen this - he is a bit of a Peugeot fan. Saw this car at one of the first Thunderpark events, very impressive!Originally Posted by Steve Holmes
Guy Lim. Note the hand painted lettering on the cars body. A dying art form.
Gary Taylor's awesome Chevy Nova.
Errol Uttinger.
Roger Murray gets the hole-shot.
because the take all your money and effort leave you drained at the finishCub Roberts. 'Hooker' seems to be a very popular name for race cars.
The Mustang is Tony McFadden who was part owner of rear engined rail (one of 1st in country)I just love this great shot of a very crowded Meremere pit area. Check out the vehicles pictured here. The Mustang looks epic, as does the custom Transit van. I sure love '70s custom vans; flares, fat mags with raised white lettered tyres, lake pipes, and, of course, lots of wild air brushed paint, including Warlocks, desert scenes, and/or naked ladies.
with Ken Vincent. He was a block layer from East Coast Bays. Brian Bowater got this car of Tony.
Thanks Rod. Where is it now?
John Agnew's superb looking six-banger dragster.
Curly West with what appears to be a channelled '32 Ford coupe.
Tony Ward's very famous '32 3 window coupe.
The Meremere return road!
Pete Lodge, returning with his 'Hombre' Topalino bodied Altered.
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