The Roaring Season

Are you still looking for a cheap LC/LJ project ? , l've been cleaning out the shed and l have a 1970 gtr that l bought for a spare shell while l was racing that is next to go . Rolling shell with tags , seats , glass etc but no motor and box . Hi John. How are things going? Could you send me some ...

No worries at all.

xu1nut wrote:What a shame they're not HQ / L34 stud pattern or would have been in !

You are a tease!

Cheers.

Hey Scott, was it owned by Rod personally, or by Rod Coppins Motors or Coppins and Coley Motors? Hi there, No i was not lucky enough to have it owned by Rod personally, so its not an ex racer. It just went through the hands of Rod Coppins Motors. (....as many hundereds of cars out there did I am ...

Wow, really cool! I assume when you say they're Torana stud pattern, they're L34 Torana? They were massively popular in the early and mid-70s, and appeared on everything from club racers to the factory XA Falcon hardtops that won Bathurst in 1973. Yes Steve, I do mean normal Torana pattern and not ...

Hi, For those of you that remember quite a few racers in the 70's in Australia used Mawer Wheels, Peter Brock, Colin Bond, Allan Moffat. I have a set that were from a Torana. They may not be good for a race car but if someone is building a period correct race car replica they would be great. I have ...

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The John McCormack Australian Charger, as described in the first post.

That is one awesome Charger!

Nothing exciting to say. My name is Scott from Wanganui and I have grown up with stories from my dad about the classic days of racing so joined here to hear more!

Although not a race car, my Torana was once owned by Rod Coppins, so I reckon that's quite a neat talking point with mates.