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Preview of Nick Girdlestone Calder Park Thunderdome 1989 by Tex Lindner
Preview of Nick Girdlestone Calder Park Thunderdome 1989 by Tex Lindner
Preview of Nick Girdlestone Calder Park Thunderdome 1989 by Tex Lindner
Preview of Nick Girdlestone Calder Park Thunderdome 1989 by Tex Lindner

Nick Girdlestone Calder Park Thunderdome 1989

NASCAR Legends Chevrolet Monte Carlo - 1987 by Tex LindnerTex Lindner Pro

About this paint

Australian Speedway racer Nick Girdlestone took over driving the Nicholson Racing owned Monte Carlo in 1989 after Fred Seery . Nick raced the car in this paint scheme for most of 1989 at the Calder Park Thunderdome in Australia. The Thunderdome is a purpose-built 1.801 km (1.119 mi) quad-oval speedway located on the grounds of Calder Park Raceway. It was originally known as the Goodyear Thunderdome to reflect the naming rights sponsorship bought by the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. With its "double dogleg" front stretch and the start/finish line located on a straight section rather than the apex of a curve, the Thunderdome is technically a quad-oval in shape, though since its opening it has generally been referred to as a tri-oval. The track, modelled on a scaled down version of the famous Charlotte Motor Speedway, has 24° banking on Turns 1, 2, 3 and 4 while the front stretch is banked at 4° and the back straight at 6°. the track has fallen into poor condition and has not been used since the early 2000's . If we can get it scanned we can all race it forever . Just need Dale Jnr to hear about #scan_the_thunderdome
Posted 14 months ago
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