I just had a little bit of potentially fruitful news which could mean there will be decent progress happening on the 110-Project in the not tooooo distant future. As such, take this!
Cool as this is, mine won’t look quite like that. Still, it’s awesome.
Dear restored.jp, Please gift me all available KGC110 items from your catalogue. Your friend, Michael.
Damn, those dished Works fill the guards nicely on this AW. I wonder what the measurements are?
Red Two, standing by.
Photo courtesy of minkara
Here you go Art (Banpei).
I was looking through the photographs of the recent trip taken to Horopito by some of the oldschool.co.nz lads and one car in particular stuck out. I caught a glimpse of it in this photo;
Behind the MS65 Crown, lurks an 80's child.
I’m sure banpei knows what it is, but do you? (more…)
With the cruise completed, cars caught up and ready, it was time for a course setup to be decided on and compiled for the gymkhana, thankfully the lovely people of the Tui Brewery had allowed us the use of their car-park. I think the best thing about the gymkhana was the selection of random cars that took part, some more amusing to watch than others and some completely surprising in their results, the one that amazed the most was the Volvo of durty. It’s quite the Sci-fi looking machine and didn’t appear to be doing so well but the times were telling stories that many eyes couldn’t fathom.
Ground Control to Major Alex.
Front tugging his way around the ‘cones in the two different layouts you’d be forgiven for thinking the Volvo would end somewhere in the middle of the pack though come time to tally the times (deliberately annoying wording) we thought our circuits were dead and something was wrong. Though the stopwatch doesn’t lie and Alex had finished a very respectable 3rd place, immediately behind Jess/alfalfa (who was using Zep’s Gem).
Though this is actually Leon/zep, but it's the car so it'll do.
…and the winner of the gymkhana was part of my travelling family, my wife/partner/threesome participant Davecolli, driving one of oldschool’s most amazingly presented vehicles…
…which he later broke…
…but before he broke Peter’s pride and joy, he won the event, driving entirely flacidly, and like a 3month old fart.
Team Retep Racing.
You could see he was driving well but with an open diff working in his favour, the car wasn’t all over the show like some of the other participants.
Look at this joker!
