Post by The Observer on Jun 10, 2019 19:46:56 GMT 12
Who would have thought we now have a front bumper shaped like an Arrow.
I stopped in at Rees Race Cars on the way through the Manawatu today, for the first time in a few years.
After struggling finding a park amongst the superstocks and stockcars being traded in, rebuilt, and new chassis stacked up to the ceiling for the 16 lucky new owners.
I was lucky enough to see the new 10g (and 1nz, but that’s another story). After being blown away by the look and performance of the cars this yet I expected a little more of the same. WRONG.
The Arrow (my description haha) is another level again.
Certainly some different thinking gone into this, with driver safety to the forefront (I guess this comes from having family in the sport and the giving and receiving over the years and a desire to keep customers safely racing for years to come) and of course weight, speed, and handling equally high on that list.
Anyway, without going on, the new chassis looks the goods and is certainly a departure from the norm, let alone last year. Can’t wait to see it out!
Also whispers of a big Rees Race cars stockcar meeting with cash and some special prizes for early in the season. Some very interesting ideas here!
Will try and upload a couple of photos, but also see The offical pages has uploaded some.
I reckon next season we have to see some sort of sidewinder next haha.
Think there is a straight chassis rail, or is it a Arrow at the back too? Or a 4 rail? I always though Tony Mac rear ends looked like a tank coffin at the back anyway
This shed was all Race Cars and forklifts
Even raceseats run off set these days
Was good to see AR Engineering and Performance in the house too 👊🏻 Probably won’t be allowed back after this post, but the innovation was too plain interesting to keep to me self
I stopped in at Rees Race Cars on the way through the Manawatu today, for the first time in a few years.
After struggling finding a park amongst the superstocks and stockcars being traded in, rebuilt, and new chassis stacked up to the ceiling for the 16 lucky new owners.
I was lucky enough to see the new 10g (and 1nz, but that’s another story). After being blown away by the look and performance of the cars this yet I expected a little more of the same. WRONG.
The Arrow (my description haha) is another level again.
Certainly some different thinking gone into this, with driver safety to the forefront (I guess this comes from having family in the sport and the giving and receiving over the years and a desire to keep customers safely racing for years to come) and of course weight, speed, and handling equally high on that list.
Anyway, without going on, the new chassis looks the goods and is certainly a departure from the norm, let alone last year. Can’t wait to see it out!
Also whispers of a big Rees Race cars stockcar meeting with cash and some special prizes for early in the season. Some very interesting ideas here!
Will try and upload a couple of photos, but also see The offical pages has uploaded some.
I reckon next season we have to see some sort of sidewinder next haha.
Think there is a straight chassis rail, or is it a Arrow at the back too? Or a 4 rail? I always though Tony Mac rear ends looked like a tank coffin at the back anyway
This shed was all Race Cars and forklifts
Even raceseats run off set these days
Was good to see AR Engineering and Performance in the house too 👊🏻 Probably won’t be allowed back after this post, but the innovation was too plain interesting to keep to me self
