Swansea continues to impress entrants each year with sunny skies and pleasant weather. After the Avoca lunch stop, there was a choice of Royal George, Elephant Pass, or the journey via St Marys and Four Mile Creek, which was something to behold this year, with no sea mist or clouds, giving an uninterrupted view past all beaches down the coastline as far as the Hazards of Coles Bay. Vintage touring[…]
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Read More »Classic cars and many one make clubs, along with a varying collection of Australian classics complete with a good sprinkling of commercials filled the streets of Ross. The weather remained fine as attendees’ enjoyed the stroll up and around the streets to view the many vehicles, or catch up with friends. A return to the streetscape seemed to be enjoyed by the many people that had chosen to attend and[…]
Read More »Many and varied vehicles for 2019, again created a good Motor Show on the Devonport Foreshore and also into one of cities newest buildings. Great views were to be had from the third floor of the building, of entrants on the grass and streets below, as well as the Spirit of Tasmania as it left for Melbourne. The Holden Hurricane Concept vehicle featured this year showed the Australian engineers were[…]
Read More »After a cooler and cloudy start to the morning, which may have been better for the cars on parade, the sun came out with strength, and sent the crowds looking for the shade of the tree lined Village Green. A few new vehicles and owners turned up to view the stalls, dancing, musical items, singers and atmosphere of this year’s event at Westbury. Some members even attended Church. AS
Read More »The Northwest Section has conducted this year’s event in the picturesque hills behind Devonport. The first day ran through Railton with the “tunnel of death” the highlight, as we passed under the Bass Highway at Sassafras heading in a circle towards Wesley Vale, back to the Devonport accommodation. Peas, Pies, Potatoes and Pavlova’s created a unique tea for the entrants. Day two started in good weather as we wound our[…]
Read More »Cracked Plug Veteran Tour 2019 – Strathgordon to Rosetta Awakening to a wet day this morning, with many entrants finding their engines hard to start and many Car Covers filled with water. After a hearty breakfast it was time to have a photo shoot on the lawns in front of Lake Pedder with all entrants and vehicles. A visit to the Dam turned out to be much more of an[…]
Read More »Another pleasant journey along a glass like Derwent River to New Norfolk, where we crossed the bridge. The children of the Westerway morning tea stop certainly enjoyed being up and close to the vehicles. It was now time to pass into the somewhat smoky area of Maydena, where fire signs were still evident, and the sound of helicopter still present. The hills to lunch at Scott’s Peak junction were reasonable,[…]
Read More »A prompt 9.00 o’clock start at Miena, and we are back on the bitumen, for a stop over at the Miena Dam Wall to create another Group photo shoot. A down hill run and leisurely drive along the grassed plains to the Steppes Hall for yet another great morning tea. Fire ravaged area were again on the forefront, with some helicopter work continuing overhead. The down hill run to Bothwell[…]
Read More »The rolling hills and quiet roads behind Westbury made for easy travelling to Pearns Steam World, for the morning tea stop. More pleasant back roads to Golden Valley before the “Challenge of the Day” as entrants climbed the 1210mtrs, to the top of Western Tiers. The early birds up the mountain enjoyed cool but dry condition, as opposed to the later entrants, some even donning the emergency ponchos to avoid[…]
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