Tom Fulton and John Guerin with Johns slightly dented 38 Olds...and looks like Rick Stapletons 409 T bucket behind
Peters big Chev, and his deuce roadster project
this was at my house at one stage...danged if I can remember that....too many Gold Tops maybe..
Phil Deans y block 32...went on to be restored, the frame went under Toms radical (in 1975) hiboy..and that roll bar...I still have it in my backyard....yep...I'm a hoarder...
Darryl Kuhnemann leading the way on the Boystown run
at Boystown..Darryl...2 bikes..someones Falcoon, Leon Birss, George Tait
Peter Rhode, Warren Wilkie, at a guess
Adrian Vermuellin/Ian Cambell, and their 32 "cowl n doors"
Alan Tronc at speed..
red flames to the left on Jim Greedys 32, Kevin Monks sport coupe, and red flamed flowing hair on Kenny Brown.......looks like gail Guerin behind maybe.
McDonald Bros T bucket...way ahead of its time, as was Longfields.
Uh-oh...with the radio blaring.."you took a fine time to leave me, loose wheel"...the Tasman Tragety
The Red Tulip hisself...Jim Rose.
one of the many Cussos that got wrecked at mums house..
well, not all...wish this was still for sale...probably went for all of $200!
me n my bucket..on the way to 75 Nats..
Tom Fultons ahead of its time radical injected flattie, wire wheeled, vertical steered 26 T
and unfendered, in true Fulton fashion
The wagon that almost killed us...Peter rescued this from Wanless Wreckers, built her up, I took ownership, and one night, with 4 onboard...put her into a lampost...hello...two broken legs later..
tin hunting in northern NSW...
T bucket sales in mums front yard...
production line for the hot rods....gettin' it done in the dirt....Y blocks and flatheads were the in thing, late 60s..
Pigs Shed.....many an ale was consumed at the must go to place...where Tom machined parts for just about every hot-rodder and drag racer in town..
a much younger Tom....
under mums house...dirt floors, old wood vice on a narrow rickety bench, but still, lots of projects went thru this area...
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