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    Motor-Kahna Fun

    Looking for “Cheap Motorsport?”, do I have a deal for you.
    The MG car club here in Canberra runs regular Motor-Khana events at the Sutton Rd Driver Training complex. Basically a patch of flat tar the size of a footy field. With an entry fee of $25 (excludes CAMS licence - $46 for 12 months) it don’t get much cheaper. Of course you will need a car that passes basic safety checks (wheels, covered and secured battery, nothing loose in the cabin), but otherwise that’s it. Cars can be multi-entered, so sharing a ride is easy. You can even take a passenger if you get lonely (or lost)
    How does it work?
    You get two runs at each “Test”. The object is to pilot yourself around the flags from the Start garage back to the Finish garage. Easy huh? Take a look at Test1.



    This was one of the easier ones! You loose points (gain penalty time) for each flag you hit, if you miss a turn you get the big WD (wrong direction) and the run is over. Fortunately you get to keep the best time (of the two runs) at each test, but if you WD both of them, you get assigned the slowest time of anyone plus five seconds!
    But forget all that, just go out and have some tyre smoking, handbrake turning fun!!






    Charles and Kelly
    Last edited by Bluerex; 09-10-2006 at 09:09 AM.

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    looks like fun, ill definately get into it next year
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    It is good fun, isn't it? You have to have a clear mind and a good memory. Everything happens so quick out there!. Cheers!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ausmk1
    i like your car
    Why thankyou
    I am kinda happy with the way it turned out too. The big challenge will be the interior. At the moment it kinda sux. The dash is soooo melted (luckilly it came with a dash-mat to hide the cracks), the carpets are a little pongy and the front seats are split and trashed.

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    And the door trims are to die for
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    Quote Originally Posted by aprr32
    And the door trims are to die for

    Guess I should plan on re-building around the pretty blue padded doors.

    C

    PS Tyre Power came thru.. off for rego inspection tomorrow - fingers crossed.
    Last edited by Bluerex; 10-10-2006 at 09:35 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bluerex
    off for rego inspection tomorrow - fingers crossed.
    how did it go???
    hows the rally project goin?
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoLfMan
    how did it go???
    hows the rally project goin?
    Rego inspection was a breeze - no problems - it helped that the guys doing the inspection had had a quick look a couple of days prior and tipped me off as to what I needed to fix (Rear wheel bearings, CV boots, brake lights, bald tyre and an exhaust hanger or 2)

    And I ended up 11th outright for the Khana (wahoo!!)

    Rally Golf is still a no show, it has been down in Melbourne with John R for almost 5 months now... SIGH. The up side is that I have been able to dig into the spares bin to get the Yellow Golf running.

    C

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    keep us updated with the rally golf lots of photos!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by GoLfMan
    keep us updated with the rally golf lots of photos!!!
    Maybe Darcy or Trevor could sneak into John's workshop with a camera
    unless pictures of my empty shed** appeal to you

    C

    ** Of course this is a lie, space in a shed never stays empty, where the shell used to be is now a pile of wheels and tyres, the engine on its stand, gearbox (nice and shinny) and general STUFF.

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