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  The Magazine Feature Story #18   https://classiccarsworldwide.com.au PETER AQUILINA'S 1957 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA 2 DOOR COUPE “NEVER GIVE UP ON YOUR DREAMS.” PETER AQUILINA TALKS ABOUT HIS 1957 BUICK SUPER  RIVIERA 2 DOOR COUPE.  FROM A DIFFICULT RESTORATION TO HIS PRIDE AND JOY –             “THE GANGSTER - A BUZZ TO DRIVE” 65 years old Peter (Aqua) Aquilina lives with his partner  Julieanne  in the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria.  Julieanne  also shares his passion for cars. He says “I have loved cars from the day I was able to get behind a wheel. I fell in love with the car scene at the at the age of 17 when I was preparing myself to get behind the wheel of my own ride. My first normal car was an HQ Panel Van and my current car is a Ford Ranger Wildtrack. My first classic car was a HG Monaro. I now own a 1957 Buick Super Riviera 2 Door Coupe, Model 56R.”  MR. EXCITED Peter’s first contact with Mr, Excited (Glen Higginson) was through Facebook.   “How could I not get invo

    The Magazine Feature Story #9   https://classiccarsworldwide.com.au   FROM HOLLYWOOD TO MELBOURNE – STEWART GASKIN TALKS  ABOUT HIS 1956 BUICK SUPER 2 DOOR – “SHE CRUISES BEAUTIFULLY”                           AND TWO OTHER CLASSICS – A 1956 CADILLAC AND A 1941 CHEV PANEL TRUCK “I love the classic car scene and all the different cars and being able to meet all the great people” says 46 years old Stewart Gaskin. Stewart, married with three teenage boys, was a mechanic for 20 years and worked for a variety of companies but mainly Ford and Holden. On leaving school after year 12 Stewart got a job as an apprentice motor mechanic, became qualified and continued his long association with the motor industry. He then became a handyman for a while and says he is now a stay-at-home dad.  BMX Bikes and Cars Stewart’s interest in cars goes back to his youth. He says “I have loved cars since I was around 10 years old. My older brother and my dad would always be working on cars and I loved

    The Magazine Feature Story #4   https://classiccarsworldwide.com.au   THE CLASSIC CAR SCENE IS ALIVE AND THRIVING! – JUDI KARAKA, KUSTOM KRUISERS MELBOURNE  “The classic car scene is alive and thriving” says Judi Karaka, owner and founder of Kustom Kruisers car club in Melbourne. “It’s such a special community based on friendship with the common interest in classic cars.” 48 years old Judi started Kustom Kruisers three years ago with her partner of 10 years, Joe and the club now has a membership of 300. She says “I wanted a club which was non political, non judgemental and more like a big family of friends with a common interest of classic cars. We are very family focused.” The club has a wide range of cars, mostly chrome bumper rod, muscle and classic. The club also supports a number of charities, the main one being the MAD Foundation. They have dinner meetings once a month, a monthly lunch cruise and breakfast meets every Sunday. “Nothing is compulsory for members as I unders