Cars Gallery
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Silvano Wippel´s qartett of cars - Gp12 Pickup, S16D Chevelle, S16D Mini and Gp20 ´57 Chevy FC. |
Charles had again some of the quickest cars on the track and sported a freshly built box made by a Maltese friend. |
Keith had a similar box and his cars ran just as well. |
Silvano´s Chevy had a little argument with Kescha´s Volvo. |
Peter Kouba´s new Gp20 El Camino ran very well and was also voted best appearing hardbody car. |
Jürg´s Comp Coupe and Wilh. Tell Anglia ran (but not really fast) in S16D and were quickly sent back to their box - new motors are an absolute must for next year. |
Keith Grech´s ´61 Ranchero was #2 Qualifier in SS. |
Charles Pace´s Mustang ran great and had the best times in S16D. |
Jürg Broder raced some good looking cars like this Jungle Jim Monza Funny... |
...and this Wilh. Tell Dragster. |
The racer from Switzerland also got the nod to drive Kescha´s (last year´s ru with a new body) Gp20 Vette FC,... |
...while his ´40 Ford was the most consistent bracket racer this year. |
One of Kescha´s Gp7 cars was this Mopar-bodied FC run by Holli Boenisch - who found out that Gp7 is a tough category to debut in - he´ll be back next year with more cars. |
Marcel Quint´s Parma FC got a new Ian Hill Gp12 motor from the raffle and a set of wheelie bars from Alex. |
´38 Chevy Rocket Dragster from the German Gang headed by Alex Koch and Marcel Quint. |
Alex Koch´s Parma Edge Camaro ran it´s first 0.9 in Gp12. |
Alex vowed everybody with a .830 @ 55 mph from his rocket FC and is already working on an even lighter and faster version for next year. |
One of two S16D VWs built and raced by Thomas Schäfer - this gorgeous Pickup was plagued by handling problems. |
Roger Lüber had some of the best looking cars on hand - this LAPD Camaro sports a Gp12 and is being prepared for next year´s races. |
Newstalgia. |
Alex put a new body on last year´s Gp7 ru but couldn´t get by Fred´s RTs in round 1 - he had better luck with his other car... |
...this Slick7-chassied Corvette that got him his third Gp7 ru finish in a row and set a new track speed record of 87.33 mph. |
Fred´s FC lasted a couple of rounds in Gp20 until it met Keith´s all-conquering Olds.
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Fred also brought this JDS-bodied and -chassied roadster for SS and qualified third, just .003 short of the pole. |
Fred´s new Cougar got it´s owner into the Gp12 semis... |
...and his Pontiac Fc did the same on the other side of the ladder after qualifying #1. |
Fred obviously got the Funny Car bug this year, another JDS body on this example. |
Another Pontiac FC was built by Fred Bartehelemy for Gp20. |
Fred´s cool looking Roadster ran into some technical problems in rd.1 of the brackets meaning an early retirement against Fabian Bont. |
And yet another new FC by Fred. |
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Fred´s Beetle for the VW race. |
Fred again with an Altered that ran in the PR class. |
Fred´s idea of a Parma Stocker is this JDS Slingshot. |
One of Fred´s TFs had a conventional setup... |
...while the other used farther forward mounted motor and a driveshaft. |
Patrick´s pit. |
Roger Lüber´s new Ford was entered in PS by fellow Swiss rookie Markus Benz. |
Alex Mahl had a couple of projects on his table. |
Peter´s Escort was a favorite among the racers and spectators. |