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PostPosted: Tue Mar 15, 2005 10:13 pm 
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I love the idea of Hill Climbs
and hope to Run Marcia up a few 8)

What's Your fav :?:
Most remberable :?:
What your best time :?:
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Location: near Baulkham Hills, NSW
40 bends, Lithgow.
Disused road is still there, but not used now... :twisted:

I used to run the stock Fiat 124S, last time did 3 runs in a row.. 40.1, 40.1, 40.1.
My mate did a 39.9 in his 1275S and I couldn't knock it off. :cry:
Fiat was quicker to 50MPH (6.8S) than the S (7.5S) but then you hit 3rd and it weighed 940kg.. :roll:

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Matara Hill Climb in King Edward Parn Newcastle NSW. Held in October (I think). Always gets lots of spectators and there is always a few minis kicking ass


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Arthurs Seat (50 km around the bay, south of Melbourne) used to hold an annual Historic Hillclimb on the 2.5km tourist road to the lookout. I ran my Bugeye Sprite there 4 or 5 times before pressure from commercial establishments in the area and the increase in costs of insurance and CAMS compliance made the event unviable.
Great hill though, 8 hairpins and very steep. The Bugeye ran a 5.1 : 1 diff to enable second gear to be used on the hairpins.
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Woronora River hill when no none was around!!! There is still an operational hill at Wollongong that runs regularly (Huntley)

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Woronora River hill when no none was around!!! There is still an operational hill at Wollongong that runs regularly (Huntley)

Now that sounds Interesting..Any Info 8)

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I presume you mean Huntley. No I can't give you any more info, but Bob Bell who is the local mini guru will be able to help. His phone number is 42561909. He runs a hill climb mini and is building a vtec conversion at the moment I am led to believe.

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Huntley just out of Dapto, next to the mine.
Ozmotorsport took a few of us MDC dudes for a run up it years ago.
Mt Keira is not bad when nobody's around, either! :P

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I have run at Amaroo Hillclimb, Silverdale, Huntley and Bathurst (the esses hill climb)
Huntley is a bit steep for a low powered car, you may not have to lift the foot at all!

Silverdale was the best, I was supposed to run in a night hillclimb but I broke my knee a couple of weeks before the meeting. :cry:


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Noosa Hillclimb, Sunshine Coast, Qld, November each year. Excellent.

Mt Stuart Hillclimb, Townsville, Qld. First run this year 17 April. Will let you know what's it like.

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 10:05 pm 
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Okay I love the idea of HillClimbs
Cris...I'll give Bob Dell a Call and find out where the next run will be on...Dapto..Gong that cool with me I'll be poping on down when the next one's on 8) Any One interested :arrow:
RRRRrrrr..Silverdale pop's up again..Some may have to take me for a run one day...I'd like to see this one

Justamini....Mt Stuart Hillclimb I hope you may be able to pop in, If you have nothing to do that day :wink:

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Let me know, i'm interesting in seeing a few hill climbs myself :wink:

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We will talk :wink: 8) EEEExxcelent :lol:

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Morris 1100 wrote:
I have run at Amaroo Hillclimb, Silverdale, Huntley and Bathurst (the esses hill climb)
Huntley is a bit steep for a low powered car, you may not have to lift the foot at all!

Silverdale was the best, I was supposed to run in a night hillclimb but I broke my knee a couple of weeks before the meeting. :cry:


Cronulla Car Club ran that night hill climb and I strung most of the wire for the lights. We even had to paint all the safety barriers white so they could be seen. I wanted to run a kart at Huntley but they won't allow anything with less than 10'' wheels to run there.

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PostPosted: Fri Mar 18, 2005 11:48 pm 
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Doc, you will enjoy reading this.....

http://www.framingmatters.com.au/tcc/default.asp?s=2

A potted history of Thornleigh CC. Brings back memories for me, which is another way of saying I am an old fart. Saturday nights getting lost around Maralya and bashing around Windsor and Richmond. Memories, no bloody speed limits either.

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