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A rare opportunity to acquire one of the most significant Australian-built Historic Formula Fords – Mawer 004, a car with genuine Australian Formula Ford championship-winning history. The Mawer 004 won the prestigious TAA Formula Ford Driver to Europe Series twice, first with Paul Bernasconi in 1975 and again with Russell Norden in 1979. The car is presented today in Russell Norden’s distinctive 1979 championship-winning Bonds “Gotcha” livery and has undergone an extensive restoration with no
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It's time for my Humber Speedster project to be passed along to someone who can finish it. I had always wanted a pre-1920’s Speedster but as they don’t suit the highway driving of today I decided to make one from a car that could. The donor car was a ’32 Humber rolling Chassis. All the hard work has been done, and 99% of the materials and components purchased. I have chronicled the build in photographs and a blog, plus starting the engine for the first time on a video. When going through the par