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in Classic & Vintage (1950's-1980's)

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My girlfriend works with a bloke who's good friends with the owner of the Peter jackson DR30 and she's arranged a tour next week of his place depending on where he is with the car at the time, it's home is just 20min from my place....

i'll be taking as many pics as possible of the DR and the other cars he's got.....

stay tuned....

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Is this the one that was rebuilt at Labrador a couple of years ago? (the 15 car I think) I used to wander over and drool over it as it was being built (was only a few doors down from my work).

The guy who built the car just built me a set of coilovers for the rally car, and will soon be making adjustable strut tops and lower control arms for me. He does some very nice machining work.

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