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I thought some of you might have a passing interest to see a run that 2 mates and I put on every year. While not Oldsmobiles, I thought the cars, scenery and differences to where you live might be of interest. Hot Rods are my thing, my Olds is just my daily car, so it's my roadster that does for me what your Olds do for you. Anyway, hope you enjoy a look into something different.

cheers flatoz








Well,


Our Annual run has come and gone. For you Northerners I thought you might like to see the 90+F temp, especially those on the East coast suffering post the snow.

This is a very laid back affair, there are 3 of us who do it all, we keep it simple and basic as well there's only 3 of us! I do the 'admin' as I was told yesterday, Wayne ( PEDDRO) does the art work, and man he does a good job and Dave (DStaig) does the catering.


Its traditional only cars styled to mid 50's and pre '41. I didn't do a final count but I think we ended up with about 35 cars in the end and about 60 people. We set a route of 130km around 80 mi. with one stop for half an hour then another 40 minutes of driving to the end point where we did a BBQ sausage lunch. Weather was perfect, roads were great ( some were a little rough) and the scenery changed several times. So here are some photos, we know you love photos...


Thanks to all who came, the three of us hope you had a good time, good drive, were well fed , and got to traverse some roads you didn't even know existed.


We spent some time on the 'Burke and Will's Track' - the track 2 explorers took in 1860 from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpenteria. However it didn't go well for them.
Anyway, photos...




This is the poster that PEDDRO did, pretty awesome.















So we start the day off at a service station that has a cafe and some good food and coffee. Peddro took these photos as I was dealing with sorting people out, he helped too but went to get some pictures for this thread.


Noel Hill's 5W flathead powered.







Sam Allens 5W with a Nailhead in it.





Pat Mesiti's 35 roadster







Billy Aguis channeled roadster










Wes' A Tudor , flathead powered










Robbie Carrol's 32 Roadster







Martins Dodge coupe, Caddy powered







Pauls Pickup, otherwise known as 'Kangaroo bait'













Scotty's new-ish A roadster flathead powered.










Mick Lee's Pick up, Hemi powered







Ross's A coupe Banger powered.












Craigs Sloper







Andy's 34 roadster

 

Brad's A roadster HOP UP car.












Tony's roadster, Y block powered.







Ross's A roadster , flathead powered.







General shot from the servo.












Brett's A roadster in the foreground.

 

Ok,


some driving shots. Well this year it seems it was a choose your own route as very few followed the map! But that's ok as we all made it to the end and had a feed. So I will have to ask others to post on the road photos as we never had more than 6 cars behind us, so not much variation in my photos.




So here are a few showing the varying countryside.































we pulled over at a monument hoping for others to catch up, this was on the Burke and Will's track, seems this was the birthplace of flight in Australia in 1910! the things you find on dinky little back roads.!

 

some shots from the finish point

 

I found some more shots from the start and driving shots

Ross's Roadster







Joes 5W












Laines 34 coupe flathead powered. Fresh car.











Rocky's A







Leigh's RPU









Greg and Colleen's 5W W motor - thanks for coming guys I know its a distance for you.









Duncan's coupe









Adams roadster







Dylans Roadster



















Daves 34 roadster BBF powered









Micks PU














Daves 5W









Zac's A coupe

 

Some at the servo just crowd shots and then the driving shots I knew I had taken!












strippers RPU.

 

Some photos from our one stop which was at Kyneton for half an hour.



















Mick's 36, he had trouble with his other 36 3W so bought the black one instead.

 

Looks like it was a great time. Thanks for posting.

 

Very nice pictures, great rods, looks like fun.
Thanks
Steve

 

I bet you had a blast. Thanks for sharing.

 

Beautiful Cars and countryside. Thanks for sharing. Lary

 

Thanks for sharing. I noticed that the kangaroos are well camouflaged!

 

Just got back from there for a big MOPAR cruise. Beautiful weather. Love that place.

 

Mopars on the Murray I'm guessing?

 

Yep, been going to that show for years.