Graham, Steve and Ron sharing one another's company at lunch.

John, Julie and Diana relax after dining at the barbeque.

Right to left, Fran, Peter and their extended family, with another Peter observing.

Peter and John look very comfortable after lunch.

Daryl, Stan, Gemma, John, Kini and Jim relaxing under the trees and in the company of Jim's Buick.

Moyra and Kevin with their Jack Russell after dining.

Ian's Austin truck was a trophy winner - Best Light Commercial.

Ron's very proud of his lovely Harley Davidson.

Marlene's Mighty Boy is always getting admiring glances and lots of attention.

Always a crowd favourite - a Ford Falcon XYGT. This is one from Graeme's stable.

Greg's VB Holden Calais, a ground-breaking Australian car when released in late 1978.

One of the famous Alfa Romeo Alfettas. This one Neil likes to drive in a spirited manner.

Murray's XP Falcon station wagon. It is one of our club cars to have crossed the Nullarbor.

John's Mitsubishi Sigma. It is the 'back marker' and first aid provider on our tours.

Peter's eye-catching and ever popular Nissan Skyline GTR.

Cheryl's excellently presented Model A Ford.

Doug's iconic Ford Mustang.

Steve's 'better-than-new' Ford Fairlane.

Kevin's lovely Jaguar - in their day, one of the best road cars in the world.

Alan knows how to present a classic car at a show 'n shine. This is his beaut Ford Escort.

An American icon - Alex's Chevrolet Corvette.in all of its glory.

Peter's lovely Ford Escort - a very popular car in the early 1970s.

It's a little cool under the trees and in the shade, but Mary, Irene, Ken and Vicki look very comfortable after lunch.

Lindsay's impressive Chrysler Valant that he has owned from new and travelled widely including Tasmania and crossing the Nullarbor.

John's lovely and desirable Holden HR Premier.

Vehicles like Graham's Subaru Brumby have a dedicated following.

American luxury and prestige at its zenith - Mick's Lincoln Continental.

Dave's impressive and trophy winning Jaguar Mark II.

Bob's recently imported Daimler Sovereign - a statement in elegance.

Garry and Lindsay were our very popular chefs at breakfast. They, and Barry (far left) and John did a fabulous job feeding our attendees.

Daryl and Ann's FJ Holden, a model steeped in nostalgia.

The Datsun 1600 was responsible for the early success of Datsun /Nissan in Australia. This example of Ken and Vicki is a beauty.

Film star material is all you can say about Jim's Buick, straight out of the golden years of Hollywood.

Peters' iconic and eye-catching Australia Mini Moke.

The ever reliable and 'go forever' Volvo 240 of Diana and Harvey.

John's under-rated, but impressive and fully optioned, Toyota Crown.

John, Ian and John with Ian's Austin light truck.

Bob with Garry and Sue's Toyota Landcruiser.

Ian's Jaguar Sovereign with our club's promotional A-Frame and banner.

Greg with Tony and Tony's impressive AMC Hornet.