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What a perfect day
Sunny 28 degrees
Huge roll up of cars
The premier outdoor car show.


Our club line up.




Billy turned up with Fatboys old ride




This van joined our line up too
Its another ETSA Van (Electricity Trust of South Australia) from the same fleet as mine was.
My dad also bought one of these form the ETSA auction (he worked there) and was the car I was bought home from the hospital in when I was born.
This one still sports the roof rack for the old wooden ladders and
the power box mounted in the rear to supply 12V for some of the tools they used.


Spotto'd this one parked way out the back.


Ol' school FJ with triples and racing stripe


Neat Hemi powered pick-up


Injected flatty in a Model A


Terry's gorgeous early styled 32 roadster


An aussie traditional channenled 5 window updated with a chev powerplant


Another cool pick up and bobber stylle bike


Lens custom chev (the bloke helping me with my van)




A couple of early vettes


Mopar Muscle


Chev Muscle


Classic Resto 57 Nomad




Beautifully restored 57 Chev towing an equally nice vintage speedboat


Zombie bus


Kombi bus

Cheers
Jeff

it was a great day good to catch up witha few mates as well

Great pics Thommo and Dave

Some very nice toys there!!

Plenty of variety at the show and a good turn out of FB EKs...thanx for sharing the pics.

What a beaut looking day

Blacky wrote:Funny looking Chev - the dizzy is at the wrong end

Its actually got a conversion kit for the chev that places the dizzy at the front for ease of maintenance

Thats it No more captions from me

Thanks for the pics Thommo, looks like a great event.

Here's my pics














Cool EJ

Some more...








Bit of a jalopy.. I think the rag top is ala boat bimini & the B pillar fills up with water when it rains. Cool cruiser tho


Good to see three kiddies seats across the back of this one.
Comes standard with 15" taillights




















Obligatory shot of my steer for the day with Gav's "Batmobile".




Mrs Paro


Don't you love it when you borrow your mate who's oversea's car for a cruise and when you're halfway home it puts itself into reverse and refuses to be budged out of it!
It's a 4-speed manual on the floor (behind a 202) and I've been advised it's possibly/hopefully (for me!) a selector issue.
I'll have to get under there and give the selectors a wiggle and a bit of a "love tap" and hope for the best.


Still, even that couldn't spoil an awesome day!

Good to catch up with you Paro
Great pics

Paro, check the selector bushes as it sounds like a classic example of a bush problem when it fails to change out of a gear.

Sometimes if you really throw the shift quickly it can gain enough momentum to completely change out of the gear and get you out of a drive-home-in-reverse situation until the problem gets fixed .

was a top day for a cruise

& a great turnout

thanx for the pics