Northweald
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 2:31 am
think i might of posted some of these before , took loads , got more somewhere
northweald 1988
northweald 1988
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Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 2:32 am
88
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 2:36 am
went there loads in 88 & 89 , but only a few times 90s ,
will dig out more pictures ,
will dig out more pictures ,
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 9:38 am
Nice pics there Steve a lot more muscle then than now by the looks of it?
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 1:14 pm
yeah there use to be loads of yanks , use to get lots of 3 litre & two eight capris also 
, cosworth sierras cortinas pops etc , remember seeing a vauxhall viscount ( name ) with a 318 & n20 , saw that run at manston in the mid 80s , very few nagasaki nut buckets , although there use to be a small block toyota celica i think it was & a rat motored datsun 280 0r 260 
use to get fast bikes too
funny cars , the stones team was at one meeting i went to also
will scan a few more pictures tonight
, cosworth sierras cortinas pops etc , remember seeing a vauxhall viscount ( name ) with a 318 & n20 , saw that run at manston in the mid 80s , very few nagasaki nut buckets , although there use to be a small block toyota celica i think it was & a rat motored datsun 280 0r 260 use to get fast bikes too funny cars , the stones team was at one meeting i went to alsowill scan a few more pictures tonight
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 9:46 pm
1988
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 9:48 pm
love 70 - 74 cameros & 455 firbirds & transamsPosted: Mon Jun 17, 13 9:50 pm
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 9:55 pm
never went much in the late 90s ,Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 9:57 pm
These are fantastic Steve, many thanks for posting them up!
Posted: Mon Jun 17, 13 10:08 pm
Nice one Steve.
Love these old photos.
The "heartbeat" notchback mustang is Steve at Customville's
It still looks identical and is mint !
Couple of others I remember there as well. I was 16 in 88 and thought I was only a year away from yank ownership
Got that wrong !!!
Cheers
Love these old photos.
The "heartbeat" notchback mustang is Steve at Customville's
It still looks identical and is mint !
Couple of others I remember there as well. I was 16 in 88 and thought I was only a year away from yank ownership
Got that wrong !!!
Cheers
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 13 12:12 am
i wondered if you knew that heart beat ! mustang Gary ,
that car was mint when i use to see it , had red interior , & was a manual trans , remember seeing it launch hard one time at northweald prolly 89 time , & he broke a half shaft i think or looked like it & turned left & went right out into the gass , don't think he was running a spool , but the way it went looked like it not long after customville moved to where they are now , had to go up there for a gear selector shaft seal , took one out a rebuild kit for me , any way got waffling on as you do , that gray notch back mustang come up the the conversation , & forget which one of the other 2 guys i was chatting to , said who owns the mustang & how he just had it restored exactly the same how it was in the late 80s always thought it was a four speed , but was 5 ,
do you remember the old customville shop in goodmays , remember when i was a kid in the early 80s asking my dad to stop every time we went to visit relations so i could look in the window
they who i ordeed all the mopar books from when i was still at school 
Posted: Tue Jun 18, 13 7:09 pm
Yep remember it at goodmayes Steve.
Lived just out side Brentwood as a kid but went up there a few times with my uncle who had yanks. Proper day out for me that was !!!
Lived just out side Brentwood as a kid but went up there a few times with my uncle who had yanks. Proper day out for me that was !!!
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 13 9:16 am
Ta for posting them up Steve, you've shown me that pic of my old snot green 71 Charger before but its nice to see it again
Old event pics are great, always love seein em
Old event pics are great, always love seein em
Posted: Fri Jun 28, 13 9:59 am
Charger JTW 151K was a local car, godawful paint job by the same guy that originally painted my Dart, It's naughty Alan's now. Blue '68 Barracuda was mine.