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List of Cars in sheds...

PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 5:14 pm
by loser
This is just for you JD.... List here any cars you know of that are sitting in peoples sheds for one reason or another. Some obviously not being driven for financial reasons, others for sentimental reasons? Or good cars in sheds doing nothing. Perhaps we can match a few cars up with some perspective racers and get a few more out on the track where they belong. If you own one of these and it's for sale or hire let us know. Or perhaps you need help getting it running? Let us know and maybe someone here can help..Here's a start......

Neil Bryson Calibra. (Not sitting yet but will be soon unless someone buys it)
Grant Munday Commodore. (In pieces but mostly there. Will it be going soon?)
Bob Gill AU. (For sale after Bob built BA)
Bob Gill BA. (Ready to go?)
Bob Gill Mustang. (Ready to go?)
Keith Carling series 3 RX7. (For sale)
Grant Munday Camaro Transam (For sale)
Steve Vigurs Camaro (car before the one Butler runs now. For sale)
Glen White Capri (Qld car for sale?)
Joe Pirotta Cortina (Rebuilding? No driver?)
Ex Bob Jolly VK. (Roller sitting in Darwin..For sale?)

There's 11 to start with. I'm sure there's a hundred more...

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 5:16 pm
by loser
Oh Yeah, can't forget the Profi Hyundai and Monaro showpieces?? :)

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 5:35 pm
by 2002 turbo
Good idea Loser might help guys move cars that are for sale and help new comers to the category find a new race car. Here is a proven car that is now for sale, although less gearbox....

Barnes Pontiac for sale

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 7:18 pm
by jd yort
Geoff Gillespie BMW
Mike Ceveri Ford Sierra
Original Brian Smith / Ricciardello Alfetta
Unknown Mercedes in WA (still unraced)

(Is Jeff retiring and just wanted to keep the gearbox of the Firebird or is he using it for something else?)

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 9:21 pm
by Paul
YOU CAN ADD THE LIL' DATTO 1000 TO YOUR COLLECTION IN THE SHED, AFTER THE CONFEDERATION AGAINST MOTORSPORT, SAID IT WAS 6CM TOO LONG IN THE WHEEL BASE WHILST WE WERE AT WAKEFIELD.

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PostPosted: Wed Mar 17, 2010 9:33 pm
by profi
So you wheelbase is 2440mm then?

If you don't mind me asking where have you stretched the wheelbase, i assume it's by pulling the rear wheels back.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 6:55 am
by loser


Original Brian Smith / Ricciardello Alfetta



Met the current owner a couple of weeks ago. Resto'd and ready to go. Maybe later this year you'll see it out and about??

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 6:58 am
by loser
YOU CAN ADD THE LIL' DATTO 1000 TO YOUR COLLECTION IN THE SHED, AFTER THE CONFEDERATION AGAINST MOTORSPORT, SAID IT WAS 6CM TOO LONG IN THE WHEEL BASE WHILST WE WERE AT WAKEFIELD.


WTF?? What do we need to do to fix it up Paul? Let's know if you need a hand, i'm sure there's plenty of people on here that want to see it out at Mallalla... Was looking forward to having a run against you and Damo...

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 8:43 am
by Toyzda
That is a real shame after an encouraging start to the season.

"The wheel base and the location of the centrelines of the front and rear hubs shall be within ±100mm of that of the Defined Car."

The old rule was only 25mm! Does that mean you are 160mm longer than standard or does your car have to comply with the old rule?? How was it ever legal? It doesn't fair well for the new u3500NA class does it? Just lost 50% of the field... Seems the rules are only "bent or flexed" to allow more 6L cars (Monza's in the past and TransAm's in the present) in the field.

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PostPosted: Thu Mar 18, 2010 10:05 am
by FalconEL
Just lost 50% of the field... Seems the rules are only "bent or flexed" to allow more 6L cars (Monza's in the past and TransAm's in the present) in the field.


Well that statement is complete and utter rubbish and baseless in any fact.

As much as Paul is a good mate of mine, he presented a vehicle at a CAMS Race Meeting that did not meet the requirements for wheelbase length. Like in all aspects of life, if you choose to flaunt with rules or regulations, you run the risk of penalty when you are caught doing so.

Paul was not penalised, allowed to compete in all three races on the Sunday at Wakefield, but asked to rectify the ineligibility issue with his vehicle for the next meeting.
Naturally Paul is pissed off, but I'm a little non-plussed as to how this is the fault of CAMS?