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| 1938 Chevrolet Business Coupe, looks like it means business ! |
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| Jaguar's XJ-S wasn't liked by all Jaguar fans when they first appeared, but have now become quite collectable. Some are V12 powered, but this one has the all alloy 3.6 litre straight six. |
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| Mini van with its plain grille, but with added side windows. |
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| Sweet little Morris Eight pick-up is a rarity. |
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| 1930 Citroen roadster is fairly unique. |
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| '78 Cadillac Eldorado is a an awfully big car for a 2 door. |
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| '76 Chrysler SE has 6 cylinder Hemi power. |
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| 1977 351 cid Ford Falcon utility. |
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| Cadillac Sedans of this era are spotted reasonably frequently, but coupes not so much. |
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| The best looking Mustangs were from the late 60s and early 70s in my opinion. This is very clean '69 302cid. |
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| The Triumph Vitesse is one British car I always fancied. Basically a Herald with Triumph 2000 running gear |
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| My dad had a Chrysler Valiant VC with the 225cid slant six motor, but this is a less common Regal model with the 273cid V8 in original unwashed condition. Rear view below. |
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| Another fine Chrysler Australia product. A Valiant Charger with the 265 Hemi six cylinder. |
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| 1962 Dodge sedan with V8. I would think this would be a similar 273cid as the Valiant shown previously. |
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