Despite me taking one wrong turn and almost missing a second we made it to the meet. I drive this road at least 3 times a week but today I was having an old man's day!
Here we go. I've omitted maybe 80% of the vehicles attending as who wants to look at modern Commodores, mustangs of Japanese cars?
Not the prettiest of E Types but still for a 60 year old car it's out there.
From long bonnets to very short rear bonnets.
A survivor, complete with battle scars.
A Brougham, they weren't common in their day, but it's surprising how many have survived.
I guess you could say this Comaro had character and the owner must be a fun person as well. This is an older right hand drive conversion so at some point worth good money.
Not too many real rally cars turn up at these sorts of events. The only rally car I've ever seen here is our Range Rover.
The EH was sweet and you can see Pete (Sly Fox) in the background stealing ideas.
This car proves Hot Rodding takes on many forms.
Everyone seemed to be getting very excited about this, but somehow I missed what they were excited about?
As a kid I liked this colour, still do on the right car.
If I had to drive a Ford it would be this colour.
One of two Tribute cars.
Great to see a Summernats winner being driven and used like a car should.
A couple of special Rods
This had all the trim painted silver. The only really shiny stuff was the rims.
This just had the ride height, wheels and colour right.
Maybe I should have closed the door for him before taking a photo.
That's it another perfect morning to indulge in some car porn.
