2022-09 Annual Concourse Show n Shine Cars on the west of the display area
This was an excellent event with about 100 vehicles displayed and about 150 participants. Due to COVID this has been our first concourse show 'n shine since 2019. The variety of vehicles in our club is amazing, as is the quality of the vehicles. Members received a free barbeque breakfast and lunch. We had a coffee van in attendance, a raffle earning $420 for our charities (Little Wings and Riding for the Disabled), and Mick's stall selling club and other memorabilia. Due to the rain and wet grounds, we had difficulty sourcing a venue. Tocal College was very accommodating and flexible in their offer of a carpark which was an excellent venue. We hope to return in 2023. This album features the cars parked on the western side of our display area..
Kerry's prestigious Holden Premier with Barry's lovely Holden FJ.
George with Peter and his excellently restored Leyland Moke.
Graeme's Ford Fairlane, with selective GT enhancements, represents those great times of Australian motoring
Gordon, Chris and Graeme are just 'very naughty boys' sitting on the running board of Dave's magnificent Vauxhall 23/60.
Graeme shows off his excellently presented Falcon GT to Chris.
Jim's Buick looks the Hollywood goods, with us thinking 1950s film stars just parked the car here and headed onto the set.
Earl's very original and tidy Ford Telstar, an '80s car produced by Mazda.
Flavia, Nick, Wayne and Gordon with Wayne's military truck.
Jenny with her and Wayne's impressive Landrover military ambulance.
Mick and Flavia's classic Rover looking very much the military staff car.
Peter's fantastic Mustang always attracts attention.
Steve's 'brand new' Ford Falcon. This car always attracts comments like 'just like my dads; wow!'.
John and Colleen's Packard stately sits wherever it is parked, and commands attention and admiring comments.
Lindsay and Ann's Chrysler Valiant. This beauty has been with them since they purchased it new in 1981.
Another angle of that great Chrysler Valiant of Lindsay and Ann.
Rob's very flash Ford Falcon ute 'stops people in their tracks'.
John's lovely Ford Falcon ute. Wouldn't this look great in any driveway.
Trevor and Sue's very nice Ford Fairlane, the epitemy of Australian luxury cars of the '70s and '80s.
John's multiple trophy winning Brock Commodore. This is an impressive car.
John's other car is this Broke Holden Magnum. This is another fabulous trophy winning car.
Rob's unique Karmann Ghia. Everyone loves these cars, especially Max Smart!
Jed drives this on many of our runs. It's re-assuring that such wonderful looking cars are regularly driven on our roads.
This is Kevin's personally restored 1913 Fiat. Regularly driven on our runs, this is one of the most popular and admired cars in our club.
Barry's FJ Holden 'looks a million dollars'. This car, and the earlier Holden 48/215, launched the golden age of Australian motoring.
Margaret with her, and Greg's, VB Holden Commodore SLE. These cars were 'world beaters' when launched in 1978. This car is a wonderful example of the first Commodore and the vision of car manufacturing in Australia in 'the good old days'.
In 1968, these cars 'were a breath of fresh air'. They won Bathurst in 1968 and 1969. Dave's car is fabulous and we greatly appreciated his efforts as a concourse judge.
Colleen, Judy and John and Jason's amazing trophy winning Model T Ford.
John admires Mathew's stunning Corvette which is in amazing contrast to Jason's Model T Ford in the background.
A lovely EK Holden; along with the FB these Holdens were very late '50s Chevrolet inspired. This model was the first Holden with automatic transmission.
Rob admires Ken and Vicki's excellent example of the ever-popular Datsun 1600.
Peter and George with Peter's Leylamd Moke and Bill's Ford Jeep. These two vehicles make an interesting, and contrasting, display.
Scott and Allison's rare Mitsubishi Galant. These were an interesting and quality car in their day.
