[caption id="attachment_9741" align="aligncenter" width="450"] The VRCBC - META booth before the doors open. - VRCBC photo[/caption] Updated: April 21, 2014 The VRCBC and our good friends from META (Motorsport & Emergency Turnworkers Association) shared a booth at the 18th Annual BC Classic & Custom Car Show at the...
[caption id="attachment_9558" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Vintage Drift for February 2014 - cover image courtesy of Martin Rudow and SOVREN; photo by Marshall Autry[/caption] Posted: February 18, 2014 The latest issue of Vintage Drift, SOVREN's excellent quarterly magazine has just been released. Included in the articles - with many...
Posted: December 18, 2013 Many Vintage racing enthusiasts will recognize this 1938 Chevy - now affectionately known as Fandango - as representative of those used by the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio to establish his reputation in the very tough, very long road races in South America in...
Ken Butler clips the apex in his 1970 Perf-Fab Formula Vee - Brent Martin photo[/caption]
SOVREN, our Vintage racing partners from across the border, held their big annual Pacific Northwest Historics event at Seattle International Raceway over the July 5th-7th long weekend. A number of VRCBC members took part and thanks to Brent Martin, Jim Moody and Jock Hobson we have photos of some of them - and others - in action. See below.
Update - July 12, 2013: Jock Hobson's photos added below. Visit the VRCBC Facebook page (here) to find links to more photos by Marshall Autry and also two in-race videos from inside Paul Kuckein's Z-28, and one from Gunter Pichler's XKE.
Be sure to check out all (over 370) of Brent's photos of the PNW Historics on his web site (here).
Tom Johnston and his Reynard Formula Atlantic racing car - VRCBC photo[/caption]
Posted: July 10, 2013
Our good friends from the Greater Vancouver Motorsports Pioneers Society (GVMPS) held a car show at Shipbuilders' Square on the North Vancouver waterfront on Sunday, July 7th. There were lots of great machines on display but - although we might be biased - we think the stars of the show were the two 'Open Wheelers' of the VRCBC's very own; BCHMR Chairman Tom Johnston and Vice President Dennis Repel.
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Dennis Repel's 'Open Wheeler' - VRCBC photo[/caption]
Check out some more photos below.