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The Fabulous Nota Din The Nota Din ( Chassis Number 40) was the last & most successful Monoposto race car built by the Nota factory. Powered by a well developed 6 cylinder Holden Grey motor driving through a Peugeot gearbox & a Skoda rear axle, the Nota Din needs no introduction & is a well known Historic racer having been regularly campaigned over recent years @ GEAR events across NSW & @ various Historic meetings. Lapping Winton Short Track @ around 1.12 this is a fast, reliable, immaculate
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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