As you can see, the weather was absolutely perfect for the event. Not a cloud in the sky and around 25 degrees.
I'm pretty sure this Chrysler is owned by Trevor May, one of the organisers of the event.
Rickshaws on the Foreshore 2003
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As you can see, the weather was absolutely perfect for the event. Not a cloud in the sky and around 25 degrees. I'm pretty sure this Chrysler is owned by Trevor May, one of the organisers of the event. |
| Who needs customising, just buy a Chrysler product and it's already done for you! |  |
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There was a band on for most of the day. They were called "The Creepers" and they played some pretty cool rockabilly. Cool flame job on the doghouse bass too. |
| Here's a nice clean '60 Chev. Would look super cool with some trim shaved and a scallop job. |  |
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For those of us that can't fit in a Model A pickup, here's the King Cab version. Judging by the bubbles on the fenders, this may be on a Hilux chassis. |
| ...and for those of you that like to blend in to the background, how about a BRIGHT pink Cadillac. |  |
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Look! A Rambler. This one is a '64 Classic and was a very nice example. |
| Here's a neat little Tudor that sits nice and low. Another one for the wallflowers. ;) |  |
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As I said earlier, there was quite a mix of cars on display. Hot Rods, Street Machines, Customs and a bunch of muscle cars. This is a pretty serious little Torana. |
| It's pretty obvious what this guy is interested in. Going real fast in a straight line! |  |
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Big Ol' Buick. The two tone is a black over gunmetal grey. Not my favourite colour combo, but it works really well on this car. |
| If you've checked out my website before you will no doubt have seen this great little roadster. Number plate says it all really. Great looking Hot Rod. |  |
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