AT THE turn of the year, as with the tides, the big fish make their move. This new year, we’ve seen the passing of two legends of the motoring world.
On December 29, Adrian Pheiffer, the man primarily responsible for the formation of the Western Province Motor Club, passed away after living a full life into his ninth decade.
Then, on January 2, Hoonigan founder and action sports rally driver giant Ken Block died tragically in a snowmobile accident near his home in Utah, aged 55. The last post out to his two million YouTube followers was of a proud father touting his daughter’s rebuild of an ‘85 Audi Quattro.
Pheiffer, who is credited as being the ideas man who saved Killarney from closure in 1965, was dynamite on the…
