After a gruelling week of preparation, fabrication and re-modelling the front end of the car caused by a nasty crash at Charlton a week ago, Shane Macdonald is almost set to compete in his first Australian Title in Modified Production.

The team has spent countless hours on the car ensuring it will be ready in time, and without the generosity of friends, family, and sponsors, Macdonald would be finding it tough.

Special Thanks to John Jones at Rockabilly Restorations for straightening the car out,  Rodney Pammenter from RCP Machining for helping re-build the front end and Dennis Bullpitt from Toowoomba Steering Service for making sure its will be steering in the right direction.

Macdonald cannot thank these people enough, and can only hope of a good result this weekend.  With over 90 cars nominated for the title this weekend at Maryborough, "its going to be tough just to qualify for the A-main, I would have to nearly finish in the top three in each heat to qualify directly" Macdonald said.

The team leaves on Thursday to be at the unofficial practice on Thursday Night, and if more setup time is needed, will be utilising the official practice on Friday night as well, followed by the heat races on Friday night and the Final on Sunday night with a $2,500 pay check for the winner.