Rovers at Yarra Glen, near Melbourne
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mrtask
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Some very well kept cars on display there. And not a spot of corrosion to be seen in any of your photos!
Nice to see a mixture of marques at the same show. Much as I like to look at other peoples Rovers, I would be very happy to go to a show with nice specimens of other manufacturers products as well, to break up the monotony. Did the Italophiles mix with the Rovering contingent? Or do the different clans keep to themselves?
Nice to see a mixture of marques at the same show. Much as I like to look at other peoples Rovers, I would be very happy to go to a show with nice specimens of other manufacturers products as well, to break up the monotony. Did the Italophiles mix with the Rovering contingent? Or do the different clans keep to themselves?
There is an all British day in Sydney each year, hundreds of cars of all different marques, but as far as I recall they usually don't mix them. All the Rovers are together, Jaguars together and so forth. Away from Sydney classic car clubs tend to be all in together, so a multitude of marques with possibly the odd Rover here and there.
Ron.
MikeMelb
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Because of special anniversaries it was the MG car club's primary day and by my estimate there were 400+ MGs of various models and vintages.
Also about 100 Austin Healey plenty of Triumphs, Jags and a number of others.
Didn't want to put up too many non Rover pics.
Have heard from RCCA Webmaster who also is involved with AOMC that there were over 1,000 cars on display. (@ $15 each that is a nice contribution to the nominated charity)
Each car club is allocated its own position but then members go walkabout to look at all the displayed cars.
Because of special anniversaries it was the MG car club's primary day and by my estimate there were 400+ MGs of various models and vintages.
Also about 100 Austin Healey plenty of Triumphs, Jags and a number of others.
Didn't want to put up too many non Rover pics.
Have heard from RCCA Webmaster who also is involved with AOMC that there were over 1,000 cars on display. (@ $15 each that is a nice contribution to the nominated charity)
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