BUNBURY SPEEDWAY 1996
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1996 - JASON MOYLE Junior Sedan's
Brian Moyle recalls: Opening night of a brand new season, rough track, Jason's brand new car, heat one Peter Rose hit a massive hole and rolls, heat two Jason hit a massive crater a writes off his car, A mate of Jason's that was crewing that night thought he would put pen the paper and create a cartoon of what he thought of the race track, tells the story just as it was with a bit of humour.
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BUNBURY CITY & REGIONAL RACEWAY MODIFIED ROD'S 2nd March 1996
West Coast Speedway News Pictorial feature
2nd March 1996 - Ex Victorian Adrian King in his traditional style 1934 Ford Sedan bodied Modified Rod, The car would be outlawed shortly after this race meeting, so the class would consist of all centre drive cars. Photographer: Jason Sutton.
2nd March 1996 - Alan Baker at Bunbury Speedway. Photographer: Jason Sutton.
2nd March 1996 - A ndrew Davidson at Bunbury Speedway. Photographer: Peter French.
2nd March 1996 - Danny Marks at Bunbury Speedway. Photographer: Jason Sutton.
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1996 - 1997 ALICE SPRINGS SPEEDWAY Street Sedan QUEST
Mateship is one thing the Bunbury Car Club is renowned for, prior to the 1996 - 1997 Australian Street Sedan Championship, a group of members got together with an idea of transporting a bunch of cars to the centre of Australia to bring home the Australian Championship trophy to Bunbury.
The first problem these drivers faced was a logistics problem, how could we get all these cars to Alice Springs at a reasonable cost, Thats were a truckie out of Perth came to the rescue, Errol Moore came up with this wild idea of transporting all the cars on his truck, what do you mean, they wont fit, they will fit, we will get Max Dunston to build a top deck on my truck, they will fit and we will get them there and back. and that's just how it went down.