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CAMS is staging Australia's first major national motoring and motor sport festival in the rapidly-growing Echuca-Moama region over the NSW Labor Day long weekend from 1-4 October 2010. CARnival, as the event has been named, will be the largest national car club gathering ever staged in Australia. It is fully supported by the local Shires and will become an annual festival celebrating our enjoyment of all types of motor vehicles. Online entry for Australia’s first national motoring festival – CARnival – is now open. Visit the event’s website www.camscarnival.com.au , click the ‘Register Now’ button After entering driver/navigator/passenger and vehicle details you will be guided to a 'menu' of Non–Competitive and Competitive activities from which to choose. These include events for show cars, club cars, rally and off–road vehicles The Friday evening Welcome Function, the Motorsport Film, Photo and Art Festival, the Observation Touring event and entry to the Swap Meet and CARnival Village, are included at no extra cost with your $35 (inc GST) Registration fee. When you tick an event box like ‘Motorkhanas’ you’ll get real value. In this example you'll be able to enjoy up to 10 separate timed runs on a range of either tarmac or grass courses if you start early enough. If you want a weekend of non–stop fun, tick all the boxes and participate in as many events as you want to for a capped $195 Inc GST and Registration fee.

We run the Bluebird 5 speed in our 1600 rally car. Usually get 1-2 years out of them then throw-em away. Alot of full rev flat shifting with minimal clutch use

Pick to help.

Top night again. Always good to see familiar faces and a few new ones aswell. Tassie....aahh the memories.

Looking magnificent. Love it.

Make that 3

A mate of mine here in Ballarat has a little sideline business doing vinyl signs and if you show him a photo and tell him what you want he just makes them up. Like these ones we did for a rally/trial that I competed in.

One that reminds me when I thought I was cool crossing the handle bars on the dirt bike (long before Crusty Demons).

All good things come to those who wait! A match made in classic car heaven.

Beauty, good excuse for a sickie . Happy to be chauffer for the B'rat crew again.

The drive through Hellyer Gorge on the Tassie trip in Feb was brilliant. Even in the wet.

"We got 106 miles to Chicago, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark, and we're wearing sunglasses" Elwood Blues.

AMEN to that! Well done Rev.

Born December 1972 so that 2010-1972=(gets calculator)38 but it's not Dec. yet so Im 37 I have a 1972 Viscount caravan with the rego due on my b'day in december. Vicroads sends me a card every year.

Driven Scoota. He left Tulla at 12pm.

Car is sold and on it's way to Sydney.

The dunny brush type gets the best results and more even than the prongs.

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Got some pics from the recent Classic's. And Rob, if you want some high res shots of your Z let me know.

Thanks Lurch. No, but he did find it on here (cause I didn't advertise anywhere else) and I am sure he will be registered very soon now. Car is going to Sydney btw. I had a couple of ideas for projects, but now it's sold Im not sure of what I will be doing next. I would love to put my plans of a 1300 Hayubusa in a Datsun 1200 coupe that I've got into reality

So it's the door's this weekend, rear qrt's next week and the roof and bonnet the following weekend Sweet.

SOLD. Pending full payment.

Nissan Versa 2007. What about this one. It's a Nissan.

It seems that the people that are keen are all interstate, so to save on the haggling I offer this. The cars rego is up on June 5 and if you are interstate then you would not be needing the rego anyway so if you want the car with no reg. or Vic RWC then the price is $7800 no offers. A Vicroads permit is only about $48 to drive it home and with the price of plane tickets it makes it very cheap. First in best dressed in a Z