ASRF LEGENDS

Neil has been actively modifying cars since 1972. He registered his 1934 Chev Coupe in 1980 as a Modified Production

Tony Parker began his journey in hot rodding in his teenage years, owning a 1932 Ford aged just 15. When

“I don’t know why I’m building a bucket at 75 years old,” Bob scoffed. Bob was introduced to hot rodding

Wayne Lockhart was presented with his Legend Award at the Lap of the Map function by Tasmanian Divisional Director, Grant

Neville’s first venture into hot rodding was in 1960 with a 1934 Plymouth sedan. In 1965 he purchased a licenced,

Neil is an active member of WAs hot rodding community and his T-Bucket is well known in WA and on

Vince built his channelled 1932 Ford roadster in 1966. With its Ford Y block V8, it was one of the

Brian was the king of Chevy hot rods and classics. When most people were building Fords, Brian was building a

od Hadfield needs little introduction, crafting some of the finest and outrageous hot rods and street machines of our generation.