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It's only 6 seconds but sounds ok. I found a short video of myself and friend in our KGC10's playing at Oran Park Raceway, Sept. 2004. I've uploaded it to the Z Videos and member galleries. Mine is the second car, not going as hard :mad: as the other KGC10 belonging to a friend.

Thanks to John at Unique Autosports Sydney . Some good video in their downloads area.

Jim.

Pending.... bummer..... guess i'll have to wait.......

Or is it the same video as the other link?

That cortina video is funny :) Wonder what engine they had in it.

Funny to see an old car "drifting" . Fish-tailing it used to be called when i was at school, and it was a sign of bad driving. Funny how its developed into a sport of its own.

I had a 68 Cortina and if that video shows a sport then when I was 16 I should have been a in the 10 top ten in the world ROFL

It is a classic case of being out of control.

Pending.... bummer..... guess i'll have to wait.......

Or is it the same video as the other link?

That cortina video is funny :) Wonder what engine they had in it.

Funny to see an old car "drifting" . Fish-tailing it used to be called when i was at school, and it was a sign of bad driving. Funny how its developed into a sport of its own.

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:) Wonder what engine they had in it.

Funny to see an old car "drifting" . Fish-tailing it used to be called when i was at school, and it was a sign of bad driving. Funny how its developed into a sport of its own.

From memory it was the Lotus twincam 1600. It is a reasonably serious race car, probably set up NOT to handle like that! ROFL

...yeah, fishtailing was what I knew it as as well....Gee! are you old too Mr C? :P djeva chucka broadie on your Malvern Star?(or was it Speedwell?)

Jim.

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