The four door Monaro was Holden’s answer to Ford’s four door GTs and while the two door versions are most sought after, the four door Aussie muscle cars live on strong in the heart of any Aussie car fan. Bruno’s silver four door epitomises what it is that we love about these iconic muscle cars and be you a Holden, Ford or Valiant fan, you’d have to agree Bruno has hit the mark perfectly! Read More →
Archive For February, 2014
First time for the Cruzin Knights
Investing in something for the first time can be pretty nerve racking, not sure how it’s going to turn out and have you made all the right decisions! It might have worked for others but will it work for you? This is what the Cruzin Knights car club faced today as they embarked on their inaugural car and bike show held at Wyndham Vale. I arrived early, around 8:30 am and drove into the tree lined carpark on the edge of Presidents Park. Club cars occupied one end of the large parking area while non-club cars were parked in another section. It was all looking fairly quiet as whispers of a small event could be the order of the day. Read More →
Rockabilly riot in down town Ballarat!
Once again it was time to slick back the hair, don and old school garage shirt and put on your favourite dancing shoes, jump in the classic custom cruiser and make your way up to the historic town of Ballarat for the Ballarat Beat Fest! This annual event is put on each year thanks to Arthur Mats and his team seeing many local and international acts booked for the four day event! Acts such as the Lincolns, Rock a Dees, Billy and the Headliners, Lucky 7, Starliners, Hanks Jalopy Demons and many other rockin cool cats belt out their brand of the cool fifties jive while eager punters soak up the vibe either kicking back with a Tiki cocktail from one of the numerous venues hosting the groups or taking to the dance floor with their favourite partner for a romp around the polished tiles! Read More →
Purple Thunderbolt out of the blue!
Muscle cars are as popular today as when they were first conceived. The rarer the purpose built machine the more car fanatics want it. That goes for Albert Pace and his Thunderbolt clone too. He spied a 1964 Fairlane Thunderbolt in a magazine one day and decided that was the car for him but with only 100 of these factory experimental drag cars produced, he knew he wasn’t going to be able to get his hands on a genuine one so the only option was to build his own. Read More →
Coastal cruisin in Queenscliff!
The borough of Queenscliff once again came alive with the roar of hot rods and customs as they converged on the quiet seaside town for the annual Geelong Street Rodders Queenscliff Rod Run. Over 450 entrants participated in this well-established event seeing them entertained throughout the three days from winery tours, theme park activities as well as cruising the historic town and the massive show n shine on Sunday. Read More →
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