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Mt Cotton Hill Climb

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On fathers day the Mt Cotton Hill Climb was busy with heaps of little purpose built rockets flying around a tiny track on the side of a hill.

 

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Here is the green Hornet ready for take off on its 1st run... piloted by NoPsi - ironically the car is a Datsun 1200 with a T25 Turbo. Unfortunately after the first run the car stalled and only after meeting Craig for 5mins I became the pit crew and pushed it around the pits! Then Craig and I jumped into Maxi zoomed to a shop to buy a new coil to get going.... did it work? I don't know... we will have to wait for the pilot of Green hornet to give us that answer.

 

(I'll upload a lot more of the green hornet when I get some free time)

 

Also a car of interest appeared which I thought may be to your liking.

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(I have some bad pics of it on the track too... so stay tuned)

 

I was very disappointed to leave the event only after an hour and a half and missed out taking some pics of some very interesting Toyota's and others.

Oh wow, Craig went to hillclimb, cool :P

yeah but his turbo was spraying petrol so he couldnt do more than 1 run sob

yeah but his turbo was spraying petrol so he couldnt do more than 1 run sob

sounds like one of the rotarys at a drift day. Takes off and just sprays fuel all over the ground for 1st 2nd and 3rd....g0t rich?

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