Some of our vehicles

	This is Alan's 1949 Ariel motorcycle. motorcycle
	Austin A40's were once common on Australia's roads. There now are few but, even in its time, Joe's A40 two door wagon was positively rare.
	If you need a 2 door coupe, you could do worse than a 1966 Bentley Mulliner Park Royal.
	This is Jane's Bentley S2 - the way to arrive at the supermarket!
	Hey Charger! This VK Valiant Charger is a particularly nice example of a great Australian classic.
	This impeccable Ford Customline is definitely one of our larger 1950s cars.
	Any suggestion that the 1949 Ford Prefect was named after the character of the same name in the "Hitchhikers' Guide" is totally unfounded!
	Another Ford Prefect, this time from the late 1950s.
	This FJ Holden, another Australian classic, has been a regular at club events from the start.
	John's beautifully presented EH Holden often takes part in club runs.
	As part of his diverse fleet of heritage vehicles, this HR Holden is one of Max's newer acquisitions.
	This Leyland P76 featured on the cover of our Club magazine for March 2009
	Belinda often attends our club events in this MGB.
	George reckons this 1958 Renault 4CV (often known as a Renault 750 because of its engine size) is smaller. but more fun, than most.
	The Renault R10S of 1970 was the final variant of the rear-engined Renault sedans which began with the 4CV.
	The Rolls Royce Corniche of 1973 was otherwise known as the "Pimpmobile"!
	This Rolls Royce Silver Shadow dates from 1972.
	Ford V8 Pilot "Bonnie"
	MORE TO BE ADDED