There’s a common saying that advises against judging a book by its cover — not to take anything at face value — but we can assure you that it doesn’t apply to Josh Trybula’s latest build. What you see is what you get, and if you open up your copy of the Oxford English Dictionary, you’ll find it neatly slotted into the ‘O’ section.
Offence
It takes a special kind of person to build the most offensive vehicle possible, and Josh has had plenty of practice. The Wellington mechanic grew up in a car-mad family, and, as the son of well-known spanner-spinner Eddie Trybula, he has always been an onto-it guy with a talent for making things. This has naturally seen the long list of cars he’s owned and built…
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NZV8 (Digital) - 1 Issue, No 159 August 2018