Here's some pics taken at the Blacktown Car Show.
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For more pics including the many varied classics and Hot Rods on show, visit my Starphoto Album by following the link below.
http://photo.starblvd.net/customfc4?st=album&pg=3
Regards
Alex
impressive line up alex :)
cheers trev
Blacktown Auto-Pro had a display at this show with two FC Special Sedans that they are in the process of restoring. These are going to be given away in a competition to celebrate the 45th anniversary of their shop. They're both '59 models, too.
cheers
RET
Here are some other pics from the day:
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Our cavalcade of cars. Â Note the impressive Steptoe and Son backdrop - one of the larger club displays there and look at the primo spot we're given. ::)
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Check out the way this racer has had the grey head drilled to route water back to the radiator.
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I had hoped to get a better picture of this restored race-car when the weather cleared, but it didn't happen. Â When the rain was about, this concours race car - there's no other way to describe it - was under a car-cover. Â It's grey-powered - do the carbies on the driver's side intrigue you?
(http://members.optusnet.com.au/~thomasri/images/blacktown/crossflow.jpg)
Yes, that's right, Repco cross-flow head.
Thanks to the guys from the Vintage Racing Club for their time on the day. Â We had a great old yak about getting serious mumbo out of a grey motor.
cheers
RET