Cento Zagato

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The Bavarian Boomerang

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  • The Golden Masters (left to right): Warwick Brown, Johnny Walker, Kevin Bartlett (Australia), Graeme Lawrence, Sir Jack Brabham, David Oxton, Chairman Laurie Brenssell, Chris Amon, Ken Smith, Jim Palmer and John Cannon (Canada)

’93-’94 Telecom Classic Motorfest

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  • Tulloch at full-tilt at Pukekohe. As well as contesting the South Island OSCA series, he also ventured to the North Island on a regular basis. The North-South grudge-matches brought the fans out in their droves (Photo Ross Cammick)

Ford Capri RS2600: Part Two

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Mortimer Motorsports – Classic Kiwi Collectors

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  • V4-powered Saab 96 very much at home in the snow of Sweden

Saab’s Rally Experience

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  • Grahame hillclimbing in the Cooper-JAP, 1962–63 season (Grahame Harvey Collection)

The Life and Racing Times of Grahame Harvey, Part 1

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Passion in Motion – 2001 + 2004 Ferrari 360 Spider

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  • On track and ahead of the pack

An Impulse Built On An Inspiration

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  • The Humber as it is today at Gavin's long-time residence in Governors Bay almost 60 years after restoration.

Young Gun – Humble Humber

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  • The writer’s first visit was 1960 where John Mansel won an exciting race, showing skill and courage to win in the Maserati 250F. His distinctive ‘leaning’ driving style is evident (Photo Euan Sarginson/Terry Marshall Archives)

Classic Motorsport – Those Waimate Meetings

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  • Denny Hulme in the Istel Rover winning the 1985 Silverstone TT 3 Hour race with Jeff Allam

Allan Scott and TWR: Part Two – The Kiwi and Tom Walkinshaw

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  • This is a chapter from Steve Holmes’ new book, Historic New Zealand Racing Cars. The book traces the histories of eighteen cars whose stories are intertwined with New Zealand, and New Zealanders, including their design, racing careers, and fate thereafter. The cars featured include single seaters, sports cars, and saloons, from the 1940s through to the 1980s. Some of the cars featured were designed and built in locally. Others were of international origin, but whose histories are deeply rooted in New Zealand. But together they represent a golden era in New Zealand motor racing history. The book will be released in July, and available at all good book sellers

Historic New Zealand Racing Cars – Ford Capri RS2600: Part One

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  • Bob and Julie at speed at Leadfoot Festival, not only with the correct attire but also the correct ‘lean’ into the corners! (Photo Jarod Carruthers)

Time Traveller – 1928 Model A Ford Boat-Tail Racer

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A Charger for Susanne

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  • At a Nissan Mobil meeting in Wellington in the late 1980s. Note the wire wheels (Photo Euan Cameron)

Bert Govan’s Jaguar Mk2

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Young Gun – Top Cat

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  • Allan working on an engine in the early 1980s

Allan Scott and TWR: Part One – The Kiwi and Tom Walkinshaw

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  • Motorman created this fantastic split cover shot for its July 1970 issue to illustrate Coppins and Dawson being crowned dual champions

The Frank Bryan/Red Dawson Shelby Mustang Part TWO

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  • Lakeside views at Te Anau

Porsche Passion Pt2

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  • The 84G in Japan - it had been left to the mercy of the elements for 30+ years

Mazda and the Road to Le Mans

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