EH

I do have a soft spot for EH's, especially hot racers like this bad boy.

Magic Milano

Built by Ned McGovern - Gotta love that helmet bump...Phillip Island Historics, a brilliant event with a huge array of hardware.

Mk7 Factory Build Instructions

Heritage

A magnificent example of the Mk7, from Sports Car World Jan 1971.

6 Hour Le Mans

Defacing by yours truly as a 4 yr old...looks like I may have been trying my hand at track designing.

Some Mk7 pricing..

Trimmed Dash $16.70! I will soon post some of the build diagrams and info that could be helpful for those owners who don't have it.

Mk 7 Sales Brochure

Dick Murphy was the Bolwell agent here in WA, his main business at the time was car wrecking.  Cannington Auto Wreckers, later changed to Japwreck is still going today and is one of the better, well organised wrecking business's around.

11sec HQ

This full bodied HQ regularly embarrassed other race cars of more than twice its engine capacity - Ravenswood Raceway circa 1987.

When you're Hot..

179

Light and easy to maintain, the humble red motor in all its glory.

The Standard

This is John Read's magic little Standard, I think Flying 8. He's owned it for some 40 odd years developing it along the way with the red motor pushing out a very impressive 330HP now. It sports a Jzed alloy head and triple webers....nice.