1977 Street Rod Nationals
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1977 Street Rod Nationals
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Some remembering for the old guys
Some remembering for the old guys Thanks for putting them up
I have a 1942 Jail Bar Pick Up Being done (Two more years ) and a 1930-34 Continental ( In Storage)
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Re: Some remembering for the old guys
Ah yes, back when a 20' rim belonged on a truck and the term rat rod hadn't been invented!Kiwipaul wrote:Some remembering for the old guys Thanks for putting them up
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Thanks for posting these.HOT ROD FRED wrote:My first Nats.Great memories there.Doesn't seem like 33 years ago.Thanks for posting
My first Nationals too; although only as an observer; we went down in an old Holden from memory. I had started on the '34 Chev Coupe project in early '76 I think. Great memories.
The weather was foul on the way down on Good Friday. Dawned fine and Narranderra was a picture with fresh clear air and all the autumn colours etc; it was an amazing spectacle for us.
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Re: Some remembering for the old guys
....ain't that the truth......no big ego's or power parkers either.....just good times and havin' heaps of fun...... , thanks for the pics.....fredeuce wrote:.....Ah yes, back when a 20' rim belonged on a truck and the term rat rod hadn't been invented!
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Col....
"Works" comes before "looks good", cos "looks good" changes, and "works" works!
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"Works" comes before "looks good", cos "looks good" changes, and "works" works!
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Re: Some remembering for the old guys
Great pics , thanks Fredeuce.Oldcol wrote:
just good times and havin' heaps of fun......
This was discussed over a few convivial ales at Port Fairy and the general consensus was although we still enjoy runs , they're a far cry from back then , the exception to the rule was the Vic State Run in Ballarat '08 hosted by the Fuellers , it was grass roots rodding.... with a couple of show cars out there in the dust going for it .
I recall at one of the Mildura Nats seeing Daryl Scholes arrive in the California T absolutely covered in mud ( trailers werent invented then ) 5 days later he held aloft the Top Car Award.
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yep to many people r to scared to get out and get there cars dusty u would,nt c to many big dollar cars out there lets get back to the good old days were runs were fun with your car doing driving skills i think we r going soft all alot wont to do is park there car and talk shit all day bendigo tryed to put on such a event and didnt get the support those that went had a ball i think there r to many static shows we r getting like the u.s.a
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Re: Some remembering for the old guys
And no L300 shit.Oldcol wrote:....ain't that the truth......no big ego's or power parkers either.....just good times and havin' heaps of fun...... , thanks for the pics.....fredeuce wrote:.....Ah yes, back when a 20' rim belonged on a truck and the term rat rod hadn't been invented!
If you see it on a trailer dial 000 its probably stolen.
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