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OLD SKOOL N NEW AGE '07 Pics - Sth Aust
Posted: Sat Mar 31, 2007 8:46 pm
by Thommo
Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 6:46 am
by Trev
Looks like a good turn out, love the black wagon!
Trev

Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 6:11 pm
by mrs ratbox
i wonder if the guy with the pink 2 door lives in SA now or drove over for the show
i nearly bought that car years ago off the guy that built it
i might move to SA seems to be alot of FB/EKs over there and alot of shows and stuff to go to
Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 6:41 pm
by Thommo
The EK coupe has been sold to Sth Aust resident.
Top bloke Dylan now owns it, And has big plans for it.
Posted: Sun Apr 01, 2007 7:05 pm
by MINT62
Top stuff Thommo!
Havnt seen the black wagon around for years
good to see its still goin strong
looks like a good day
Stinga

Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:32 am
by mrs ratbox
if he wants to know who built it if he doesn't know it was built by the townsends in glenn innes the guys that do all the hot rods now
Posted: Mon Apr 02, 2007 11:29 pm
by ek61
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 6:50 pm
by MINT62
Some nice rides 4 sure
luv the stingray,naturally
can only get bigger/better each year
and whats not to luv about about a big block 502ci sandman
Man could you have some fun in that
But old skool Champ?
just makes me wonder what constitutes the term "old skool"thes days
and are we a couple of years away from seeing a commodore
as old skool champion?
I guess if you asked a hundred people of various age groups
youd get a different answer every time
but for me old skool is 50s 60s
hotrods,classic,customs etc
Thommos car is old school
not knockin the show
just planting a seed for thought
Regards Stingray
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 9:02 pm
by ek61
yeh no probs
we put it out there in a few diferent forums
what people class as old skool these days
im like you anything 50s 60s
but majority of the feedback was anything with a steel bumper wich in thay case makes the vb/vc commy 1979 old skool
they are old holdens now i spose
but u gotta draw a line somwhere
there were a lot of great old cars there on the day
i reccon if thommo had his car open and on display
he would have been in the top ten 4 sure
boots and doors open even on stands dont have to be fully detailed just clean at the end of the day thats where the others made their points
id hate to be a judge in any car show these days the quality of some cars are second to none
any feedback is good feedback
cheers dave
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 10:02 pm
by Thommo
Hi All
Chrome bumpers do seem to be a sensible cut-off,
Like you say, "you have to draw the line somewhere".
Its just a pity chrome bumpers were carried on to the first commodores!
The commonhores are a different kettle of fish to the
"traditional early Holden" in my view.
And the mear mention of my car competing in any show with
Shanes Orange Big Block Sandman is a joke, surely!!!!
Didn't his panny finish top 50 at the summer nats.
Mine has a 20yr old paint job with 'lived in' interior,
Seems surprising what 3 carbs & shiney wheels can do to a FB
Also ' old skool ' Could mean many things to different people,
depending on your age or taste.
I thought the show was a good concept, to bring the different factions
of the hobby together. I wouldn't want to go cruising together every week,
with the 'new skool' homies, but its alright to gather for show now & then.
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 11:46 pm
by MINT62
Cool!
like I said Im not Knockin the show in any way
and agree with Thommo that its a good concept
and by no means am I trying to take the shine
of of Shane & Carlys Trophy
just wondering about the catogries
I also think a token ie badge,plaque,etc
for all entrants is a great idea
so everyone goes home a winner
Regards Stingray
Posted: Thu Apr 05, 2007 11:30 pm
by ek61
yeh the plaques are cool we thought it would be great to give somthing back to the entrants with out them we wouldnt have a show
we wanted to make it a good cheap fun day kick back n bring ya own bbq
bar opens at 10
and it all supports the local footy club
hope to see ya there next year
cheers dave