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Fryzem has been a crowd favourite for many years and James North was happy to take some time out from a busy weekend to explain why that was. He let us in on what he had planned for the year ahead as well as what changes we could expect to see in Fryzem (including possibly a new paint job). He also let us know that Fryzem may not be seen at SummerNats 27 but that he had a few tricks up his sleeve when it comes to the next twelve to eighteen months. 101,486 people attended the car event over four days in the Nation's Capital, a strong increase from the 90,000 who came to Summernats 25. Top car constructor and green homes builder Mick Fabar was the overall winner of Summernats 26, taking out the Grand Champion award. His 1967 model XR Falcon sedan was recognised as the best of the best by Summernats judges. Labelled ZERO'D, Fabar's car is the world's first ecofriendly Super-Elite Muscle Car, a 600 horsepower, turbocharged, biodiesel V8-powered sedan built with a 'zero carbon footprint' approach.

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