Here's
a nice clean Tudor nestled in amongst all the cars.
Rickshaws on the Foreshore 2003
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Here's
a nice clean Tudor nestled in amongst all the cars.
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| What every 50s cruiser needs... a matching caravan. It even had matching 12 slot wheels and trim. Very clever indeed. |  |
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This '37 Chev convertible was a fresh car. It was very nicely put together. |
| T buckets are a bit of dying breed in Australia due to licensing issues etc. I quite liked the colour on this one, but I'm not so sure about it extending to the baby moons. |  |
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Good to see the Cobra guys getting a little imaginative with their colour combinations. You sure won't miss this one coming up behind you! |
| Just a neat old Cusso hiding out the back. |  |
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Be warned. Custom vans are making a comeback. Lock up your daughters!!! I think there were 3 of these at the show. One photo was enough I thought. ;) |
| Here's Luke's car again. This time standing still. This is his everyday car. |  |
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The secret to Darren's Chev revealed. |
| Another car I always take a photo of whenever I see it. I just love this car. |  |
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Lookout! Another Rambler. This one is pretty similar to mine... except it's on the road. :( |
| And finally, a bitchin' '35 Ford coupe. I've always liked grey and red together. This coupe is no exception. |  |
Well... that's it for now folks. Hope you liked the coverage.
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