Wendy, Deb, and Sue had the privilege of being photographed with the Presidential Jaguar.

President Ian with the Presidential Jaguar.

Neil's lovely Ford Capri, one of three parked together..

Kevin and Marty with David's Ford Capri, a make of car that is quickly gaining classic status.

Marty and Kevin with Deb's Ford Capri. These cars attract admiring glances.

Ken's Datsun 1600 - a car that greatly helped Australians accept and appreciate Japanese cars in the late 1960s.

Neil's Alfa Romeo Alfetta - these were a popular sports sedan in the 1970s and 1980s with a twin cam 2 litre motor and 5 speed trans-axle.

Lindsay's 1981 Chrysler Valiant, the last of this famous Australian made car.

John's exceedingly under-rated (at the time) Toyota Crown.

Graeme's very respectable Ford Fairmont.

Jim's 'very much Hollywood style' Buick.

Bill's iconic Ford Jeep.

The much travelled and much loved Torana of Garry and Sue.

Peter and Narelle always admired Leyland Moke.

Now this car of John's is a Brock Commodore. The name Brock indicates that this car means business.

Graham's car is a different and appealing variation of the Ford Mustang.

The Valiant Pacers were greatly under-rated in their time and unlucky at Bathurst in the late '60s and early '70s. This car of David's is for sale.

Tony's very appealing AMG Hornet.

The family dog loves a trip in the AMG.

Bob's very classy Rolls Royce added a touch of elegance to the show 'n shine.

Kevin's award-winning XD Ford Falcon.

Barry's lovely Peugeot is a significant model in Maitland's motor sport history. It was in this model that local chemist Ken Tubman won the inaugural Round Australia Trail.

Alan's trophy-winning Ford Escort.

John's very collectable Brock Magnum.

David's very fast Cobra stood out in our display.

Scott's loud, fast and furious Commodore race car.

John's iconic Holden Monaro - a head-turner wherever it goes.

John's Mitsubishi Sigma, our most important vehicle on our weekends and tours. This is our support vehicle with the club first aid kit, defibrillator and satellite phone.

Wendy's Foord Mustang that is described by quite a few members as "I really love that car".

Peter's 'managing director's rocket' - a big V8, armchair comfort and advanced hydraulic suspension.

Nigel, John, Barry and Lindsay with Kevin's outstanding veteran Fiat.

John likes Nigel's Rover but is out-numbered by the trio in the background - John, Barry and Lindsay.

Vic's Morris Cooper S, an icon of the '60s.

Steve's Ford Fairlane described by many club members as "better than brand new".