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Unfortunatley I was on the boat which the crew decided to go on strike for a week. Camped at the boat terminal in Devenport and had to miss the Wallan meeting that Gaston rode at the following weekend.Cheers Stan.
Quote from: Stan S on February 03, 2010, 06:04:15 amUnfortunatley I was on the boat which the crew decided to go on strike for a week. Camped at the boat terminal in Devenport and had to miss the Wallan meeting that Gaston rode at the following weekend.Cheers Stan.Stan,That happened to my Dad and Brother in our van they had to wait it out,as well#8
Quote from: number8 on February 03, 2010, 03:22:51 pmQuote from: Stan S on February 03, 2010, 06:04:15 amUnfortunatley I was on the boat which the crew decided to go on strike for a week. Camped at the boat terminal in Devenport and had to miss the Wallan meeting that Gaston rode at the following weekend.Cheers Stan.Stan,That happened to my Dad and Brother in our van they had to wait it out,as well#8#8which van, the duel wheel one with the Falcon motor and running gear?cheers Stan
The only mass start I remember was Geelong in '83. The was 2 rows of 20 in the 125's chosen by riding number. I was first on the second row being numer 301.Nothing like 4 rows, but still pretty interesting being in the middle of it.
Can't remember the 77 pile-up, so would love to see any pics. I do remember the 76 pile-up; I think Mike Landman and I were the only ones to survive (he because he was in the lead and me because I was dead last)
Stan, I was in the midst of it and saw Dave go down and others all around me. Probably watched as you came to grief. By some miracle, the way was clear for me so I got a good break on the pack with Landman.....and we never looked back