Stephen Walker - Editor road testing a Ford Falcon XR8 ute earlier this year |
Friends, Two weeks ago we broke the news about a British proposal to confiscate the vehicles of uninsured drivers. Did you give the topic any thought? How would such a scheme work here? Confiscation of cars can occur in New South Wales if you do a burn-out on 2 occasions. But not if you're uninsured and not if you're unlicenced. And definately not for drink driving offences! Is there justice in confiscation? Let us all know your view, here. Warm regards, |
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During the mid-1950's, the Fairlady came along. It was a hit in the USA and the cars future development was linked to it's success in America. You will have noticed how the Fairlady, also known as Datsun Sports, grew bigger and bigger over the years. Today, the Fairlady wears the "Z" tag, just as it has since 1969. Unless your neighbour has an early Fairlady as their superannuation, you probably won't see many in Australia. The vast majority were sold in the USA. But there are some on Australia roads, still! And that's good news! Stephen Walker |
1968 Datsun Fairlady 2000 |
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1964 Monte Carlo Rally Piloted by the fearless Paddy Hopkirk along with skilled navigator, Henry
Liddon, the 1964 Mini Cooper S overcame great odds in all sorts of
challenging conditions: ice, twisty mountain passes, darkness and above all,
formidable challengers. It made for an exciting, flat-out drive for the team.
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1964 Monte Carlo Rally winner |
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