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Started by Pop's-SS , Aug 01 2009 02:30 PM

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#1 Pop's-SS

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Posted 01 August 2009 - 02:30 PM

Getting away from the dark side we have this early blown LC GTR

AND yes it is a GTR as shown by the stripes on the guard & grille badge :spoton:

Could of been competition for Saggy Sarah :blink:

Colin Bond's Monaro

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AND Bob Jane's Monaro

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Now that's a bit better :spoton:

Regards .... Barry

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#2 Heath

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Posted 01 August 2009 - 02:59 PM

Sweet. Anyone know what the flexible looking hose/pipe thing is on the LC?

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#3 xu2308

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Posted 01 August 2009 - 03:10 PM

Sweet. Anyone know what the flexible looking hose/pipe thing is on the LC?

Ahhh the good old days from the 1970's-Early 1980's
The Flexable Looking Hose is a Radiator Hose from back in the day,im guessing heath you were not born to late 1980's Etc to not no this,Im not sure if radiator hose makers do the elexy ones any more,
but thats what they are.

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#4 V-SLR5000-P

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Posted 01 August 2009 - 03:29 PM

Heath, l don't know what that hose is doing, looks to go through the radiator support and under the car. Mystery.
The blower looks like a locally made Norman. Eldred Norman started producing blowers in the 60's for Holdens and they were later produced by his son. Rare piece of Aussie speed equipment today.