Street Machine magazine’s Drag Challenge event brings out the most insane cars to wear licence plates in Australia, and Terry Seng’s famous HDT275 1980 Commodore is among the quickest.
Seng, the man behind Toowoomba’s Paramount Performance, has raced his street registered VC-series Holden all over Australia, having run as fast as 7.3 seconds for the 0-400m quarter-mile dash.
At Street Machine’s first Drag Challenge Weekend, a three-day version based in Queensland of their annual week-long Drag Challenge event run out of Victoria, Seng stopped everyone in their tracks when he rocked this 7.6 second pass at 179mph. It was the quickest pass in Drag Challenge history, and was the fastest run of the Drag Challenge Weekend.
Unfortunately, teething issues earlier in the weekend prevented Seng from running as fast and knocked him from contention for the Tuff Mounts Radial Blown class, or the outright win.
Iain Kelly is the revhead behind The Creators Online.
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