Bay to Birdwood
Posted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 8:01 pm
A huge turnout of 1750 cars of all shapes and sizes were there today
Had got home at 3am after a gig, so I thought I'd just stay up and head down to the starting point at 6am. In hindsight, not very smart, as I'm knackered after not sleeping for 20 hours or more, but at least I didnt have to line up for an hour to get a B n E roll and a massive coffee!
The range of cars there would suit any taste, and the level of some of the resto's was amazing
60 Ghia was cool.
Very nice bl ack beetle
Nice bus
This was bloody clean
Gratuitous Porsche pics
A fully restored 67 Targa
72 911's are a pretty rare thing to see (oil filler on the rear guard was one year only)
And I finally got mine on the road with a record engine build by ACME (thanks again Mark), a steering conversion, and added a whale tail and some really cool wheels
Had to post this fucken amazing Aston Martin DB6, which is one of my favourite cars since watching James Bond as a kid. I've never seen one up close, so it was amazing to see such a stunning car
Had got home at 3am after a gig, so I thought I'd just stay up and head down to the starting point at 6am. In hindsight, not very smart, as I'm knackered after not sleeping for 20 hours or more, but at least I didnt have to line up for an hour to get a B n E roll and a massive coffee!
The range of cars there would suit any taste, and the level of some of the resto's was amazing
60 Ghia was cool.
Very nice bl ack beetle
Nice bus
This was bloody clean
Gratuitous Porsche pics
A fully restored 67 Targa
72 911's are a pretty rare thing to see (oil filler on the rear guard was one year only)
And I finally got mine on the road with a record engine build by ACME (thanks again Mark), a steering conversion, and added a whale tail and some really cool wheels
Had to post this fucken amazing Aston Martin DB6, which is one of my favourite cars since watching James Bond as a kid. I've never seen one up close, so it was amazing to see such a stunning car
