The weather was pleasant, and a good crowd assembled and ate the caterers out of all their food.
Everybody seemed to enjoy themselves - car enthusiasts and the locals as well.
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| A very nice Classic Bentley |
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| You've got to love a line up of Morris Minors |
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| Judging by the Badge emblem this is a very nice Chevvy Corvette |
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| A fine early model Vauxhaul |
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| Bonnet badge detail |
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| A left-hand drive Ford GT 350 H I assume this is an imported model. Only 1000 made. |
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| A restored Ford Utility |
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| A 1949 Vanguard My family owned a similar car when I was very young. |
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| A collection of enthusiasts vehicles |
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| An early Mazda sport sedan |
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| A classic Volvo sport sedan Roger Moore (a.k.a, "The Saint") where are you? |
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| Hood ornament on the Chevrolet |
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| A black Chevrolet |
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| Grill badge for the Chevrolet - above |
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| A red "Thunderbird" A classic (if only because of the cartoon series) But at least it is red one! |
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| 1960s Chevrolet (See below to see the rear fins of this car) |
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| Motor of the Crossley |
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| An original (restored) Crossley |
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| The Crossley seen from behind. The 1960 Chevvy in the rear (Seen 2 images above) shows off the outrageous tail fins. At least the horizontal tail fins were better than the vertical ones much beloved of Cadillac. |
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| A nice vintage hurse |
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| A Mercury "Eight" |
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| An enthusiast with a Jet Engine vehicle (a functioning model) incredibly noisy when the turbine and after-burner kick in. |
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| A shiny black Buick "Riviera" |
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| A nice Ford Ute |
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| A nice burgundy Merc, and my dirty little Daihatsu Feroza which has now clocked over 300,000 Kms. Does that make it Vintage? Probably not. Just as well, I would have to clean and polish it, then. |
