The Roaring Season

On reflection it may be a different Hawker. The first cortina I rode in was Neil's but was only 1500 at the time. Was a similar colour to my angria and had twin exhausts fitted with m/cycle megaphone mufflers. Will have a browse in the photo's to confirm.

The same one Steve

Jan hasn't changed either, still a sweetie

LIP

bry- all the best to you and have a good one. Love your efforts over the year. Don't think Jamie will be upset, that's a good shot of him in his younger years, and come to think of it, he is a bit like Santa to some people helping them out with his knowledge and skills. Couldn't agree more. Best ...

slipped through the F5000 shed before I got a good look

Hi Gang Timaru That was a real buzz. We went on the boat to Picton and was picked up by a mate who towed us to Timaru with his Ford single spinner flat head V8. SID went well. Big learning curve. Met a lot of people who are still good friends. It was a very long weekend as we went back to Picton ...

Very similar to what happened with the venue I was involved in but as land owners were able to build a very strong case for future operations. The benefits that resulted far exceeded the noise level settings and hours of operation. One example was the generous noise contour that was applied to the ...

Jac Mac wrote:Please Mr Quizmaster, read post #581, !! cant have John McK getting all the chocolate fish now!!

45DCOE is seldom if ever wrong and he loves chocolate fish

The only good thing to come out of Rotovegas was our own Jamie but this is not him.

RIP

jamie wrote:Hi Steve .
I try to have my fix at least twice a day. And did I heard you on the radio the other morning talking about your new book best of luck.
Jamie A

Speaking of books Jamie?

jamie wrote:Hi John hell that would be a long thread but it would be a lot of fun Jamie A

When are you getting your photos back Uncle?

Wayne's were bog flared when first built

There was an Angus Cameron who used to hill climb a grey valiant in the mid 60s and boy did he throw that thing around. I have some great photos of him in that car at Houghton Bay and Palmer Head: I do not recall the Monaro The same man. I too have some hillclimb photos. I don't think the Valiant ...

An inquiry to anyone out there who can help please - I would like to contact Angus Cameron, that well known Monaro pilot from the Wellington are in the late 60s- early 70s. Any leads would be appreciated. If there are any Camerons in Ohariu Valley (Wellington) in the phone book that would be a good ...

Too easy

[quote="ElCoyote"][quote="ElCoyote"] Was originally a factory JBS chassis with Triumph M/Cycle engine followed by a VW1200. Had a bad shunt and Bob Bagby built a new chassis with a Vic Simpkin 100E. Stan B has owned for 40 years and was brilliantly restored by himself and Tor Andreasson and is pure ...

It is the Begby special. A beautifully constructed little machine and a real credit to its owner/builder. Sorry cant provide any more details but someone will know. Info coming Gerald. It's Bagby special Was originally a factory JBS chassis with Triumph M/Cycle engine followed by a VW1200. Had a ...

[quote="AMCO72"]It is the Begby special. A beautifully constructed little machine and a real credit to its owner/builder. Sorry cant provide any more details but someone will know.
Info coming Gerald. It's Bagby special