1 December 2025
Christmas meeting and awards presentation held at Aspley Hornets.
What a great venue, good food and company.
Many thanks to Lou for the photos.
Christmas meeting and awards presentation held at Aspley Hornets.
What a great venue, good food and company.
Many thanks to Lou for the photos.
Sunday 5 October
Samford Valley Classic Car Show
We had 10 club members attend with seven cars.
A really good show with over 200 cars on display.
And Muz won a $100 voucher from Repco.
Samford Valley Classic Car Show
We had 10 club members attend with seven cars.
A really good show with over 200 cars on display.
And Muz won a $100 voucher from Repco.
Sunday 29 September
Toowoomba All Holden Day
Three members made the trip up the range in their club cars. Another member also attended.
Toowoomba certainly put on beautiful weather for the event.
There was a good variety of cars on display.
Toowoomba All Holden Day
Three members made the trip up the range in their club cars. Another member also attended.
Toowoomba certainly put on beautiful weather for the event.
There was a good variety of cars on display.
Thursday 4 September
Visit to Arcare North Lakes.
What a beautiful,spring day. We had 6 club cars dispayed. An FJ van, FJ ute, FJ sedan, EH sedan, 2 Toranas and a VL Commodore.
Feedback from the residents and staff was all positive.
And we were provided with coffee, tea and yummy food.
Visit to Arcare North Lakes.
What a beautiful,spring day. We had 6 club cars dispayed. An FJ van, FJ ute, FJ sedan, EH sedan, 2 Toranas and a VL Commodore.
Feedback from the residents and staff was all positive.
And we were provided with coffee, tea and yummy food.
Sunday 17 August
Cruise to the Dag Pub
What a fantastic day. A group of more than 20 met up at the BP Caboolture (Northbound) truckstop and headed off to Maleny just after 9.30am. It was a beautiful day for a drive to the Blackall Range. We went our separate ways to grab a coffee etc. We met up again at 11.15am and then went via Maleny-Stanley River Road to Woodford and onto the Dag Pub. Great food and company. A special thanks to Craig for the photos. And a welcome to Lance Haslewood from the Cabooture Regional Car Club with his Torana SLR 5000.
Cruise to the Dag Pub
What a fantastic day. A group of more than 20 met up at the BP Caboolture (Northbound) truckstop and headed off to Maleny just after 9.30am. It was a beautiful day for a drive to the Blackall Range. We went our separate ways to grab a coffee etc. We met up again at 11.15am and then went via Maleny-Stanley River Road to Woodford and onto the Dag Pub. Great food and company. A special thanks to Craig for the photos. And a welcome to Lance Haslewood from the Cabooture Regional Car Club with his Torana SLR 5000.
Sunday 13 July 2025
All Holden Day, Cleveland
A perfect winter's day and a great display of Holdens.
All Holden Day, Cleveland
A perfect winter's day and a great display of Holdens.
Sunday 22 June 2025
The June Jamboree today was a Goldilocks car show. Not too hot, not too wet, it was just right.
We assembled at a waterfront park at Victoria Point, having our own gazebo for shelter, a place to show the cars in the park and all the amenities.
Ten club cars showed up, ranging from the last number FJ still going, a panel van to a VL SL turbo, so alot of variety was on show. I even brought along my FJ Panel Wagon. Before all the cars got there, we could have been a HQ WB club.
Darren, the long jumping jeweller from Lavender Bay had wanted us to have a get together in the park so that club members could just have a chat about their car, look at other people’s cars or just enjoy an easy day, so that was the purpose of today.
Jamboree actually means a loud get together or celebration. The event was expertly catered by Lucy who once again put on a magnificent spread for members and we had great support from local Councillor Lance Hewlett who donated the club prize. Speaking of prizes, Lucy donated some Tupperware that went also with Cr Lance’s prize for a free raffle to the members. We also got tea and coffee, soft drink, cupcakes, slices, sausage sizzle and hot dogs. It was a great way to give back to members to benefit from being part of a club.
Although we did have space for more cars, I think those who came along had a good time.
All In all, thank you for coming to the June Jamboree. See you at our new meeting place.
Jules
The June Jamboree today was a Goldilocks car show. Not too hot, not too wet, it was just right.
We assembled at a waterfront park at Victoria Point, having our own gazebo for shelter, a place to show the cars in the park and all the amenities.
Ten club cars showed up, ranging from the last number FJ still going, a panel van to a VL SL turbo, so alot of variety was on show. I even brought along my FJ Panel Wagon. Before all the cars got there, we could have been a HQ WB club.
Darren, the long jumping jeweller from Lavender Bay had wanted us to have a get together in the park so that club members could just have a chat about their car, look at other people’s cars or just enjoy an easy day, so that was the purpose of today.
Jamboree actually means a loud get together or celebration. The event was expertly catered by Lucy who once again put on a magnificent spread for members and we had great support from local Councillor Lance Hewlett who donated the club prize. Speaking of prizes, Lucy donated some Tupperware that went also with Cr Lance’s prize for a free raffle to the members. We also got tea and coffee, soft drink, cupcakes, slices, sausage sizzle and hot dogs. It was a great way to give back to members to benefit from being part of a club.
Although we did have space for more cars, I think those who came along had a good time.
All In all, thank you for coming to the June Jamboree. See you at our new meeting place.
Jules
Saturday 24 May
We had a good run to Crows Nest Museum and Historical Village.
After meeting at the Northbound Bruce Highway BP, 7 cars took the D'aguilar Highway (Steve Collins managed to take the Bribie Island exit instead but caught up) and we stopped in Kilcoy for morning tea. Venturing on, we turned onto the Brisbane Valley Highway throught to Esk where we took the Road to Hampton and then onto Crows Nest arriving just after 11.30am. We were given a rundown on the village by Marie. Crows Nest is where the Ray White Real Estate business was founded in 1902 and several of the buildings have connection to that family.
We had a good run to Crows Nest Museum and Historical Village.
After meeting at the Northbound Bruce Highway BP, 7 cars took the D'aguilar Highway (Steve Collins managed to take the Bribie Island exit instead but caught up) and we stopped in Kilcoy for morning tea. Venturing on, we turned onto the Brisbane Valley Highway throught to Esk where we took the Road to Hampton and then onto Crows Nest arriving just after 11.30am. We were given a rundown on the village by Marie. Crows Nest is where the Ray White Real Estate business was founded in 1902 and several of the buildings have connection to that family.
Sunday 27 April 2025
Rob Brook & myself attended Crusin' Caboolture today. A very enjoyable day. Some pictures of the Holden's.
Rob Brook & myself attended Crusin' Caboolture today. A very enjoyable day. Some pictures of the Holden's.
Friday 21 March 2025
John Wesley Gardens Residential Aged Care Community
We had 5 club cars with 7 members attending.
The residents seemed to really enjoy seeing the cars and chatting to the owners.
We were provided with tea, coffee, morning tea and cold drinks and mini dagwood dogs with hot chips and Ice cream sodas for lunch.
Krystal Auriti, the Activities Officer, gave the following feedback.
On behalf of Wendy and I, and all the residents and staff here at John Wesley Gardens, our sincere thanks for helping us create such a wonderful, meaningful event for the residents.
We are always looking for ways to create an opportunity to help our residents reminisce in a fun and engaging way and you certainly helped us achieve that!
We also gauge our events success on the feedback we receive from the residents, and they are still talking about the Car show Day and what a great day it was - which has been so nice to hear especially hearing this echoed by their loved ones who trust us with their care.
As many would know my parents Ennio and Maree have been in the Club for a very long time; my whole life in fact, and so growing up my brothers and I spent a good portion of our weekends on car club runs and at events, so to now be able to have a car club event at my work has been both nostalgic and very special to me and something I am so grateful for.
We hope you enjoy the photos!
John Wesley Gardens Residential Aged Care Community
We had 5 club cars with 7 members attending.
The residents seemed to really enjoy seeing the cars and chatting to the owners.
We were provided with tea, coffee, morning tea and cold drinks and mini dagwood dogs with hot chips and Ice cream sodas for lunch.
Krystal Auriti, the Activities Officer, gave the following feedback.
On behalf of Wendy and I, and all the residents and staff here at John Wesley Gardens, our sincere thanks for helping us create such a wonderful, meaningful event for the residents.
We are always looking for ways to create an opportunity to help our residents reminisce in a fun and engaging way and you certainly helped us achieve that!
We also gauge our events success on the feedback we receive from the residents, and they are still talking about the Car show Day and what a great day it was - which has been so nice to hear especially hearing this echoed by their loved ones who trust us with their care.
As many would know my parents Ennio and Maree have been in the Club for a very long time; my whole life in fact, and so growing up my brothers and I spent a good portion of our weekends on car club runs and at events, so to now be able to have a car club event at my work has been both nostalgic and very special to me and something I am so grateful for.
We hope you enjoy the photos!
Sunday 26 January 2025
Australia Day at Caboolture Historical Villag
7 cars with members Lance & Lenore Palmer, Col Stirling, Wilf Skerman, Steve and Irene Robertson, Rob Arndt, Rob Brook, Steve Collins and Murray Bassett met at the BP Caboolture Northbound and departed for the historical village just before 8.30am. We met up with Ken & Lucy Mortensen at the village. Tim & Nancy Leon and Steve Clarke caught up with us during the day. Pictures thanks to Wilf.
Australia Day at Caboolture Historical Villag
7 cars with members Lance & Lenore Palmer, Col Stirling, Wilf Skerman, Steve and Irene Robertson, Rob Arndt, Rob Brook, Steve Collins and Murray Bassett met at the BP Caboolture Northbound and departed for the historical village just before 8.30am. We met up with Ken & Lucy Mortensen at the village. Tim & Nancy Leon and Steve Clarke caught up with us during the day. Pictures thanks to Wilf.
Sunday 29 December 2024
Some pictures from the FX FJ Nationals at Redlands QLD
Some pictures from the FX FJ Nationals at Redlands QLD
Sunday 1 December
A huge thankyou to Allan and Barbara Benvenuti for offering to host the Christmas Party due to the prediction of rain. Thankfully the rain held off until later in the afternoon.
What a wonderful day it was! We had 29 members attend, 8 visitors, and 4 beautiful children. The children were so excited that Santa's Elves bought the perfect gifts. Pictures and writing already filled the new writing pads, A truck that needed its wheels assembled, Cute little pillows, reading books and writing boards to fill.
The food was a plentiful, and everyone enjoyed each others company and had a wonderful time. As usual the raffles were a great success and a win for many. Thankyou to all that donated to make this a success.
TROPHY PRESENTATION WINNERS:
BEST CLUB MEMBER 2024 – Awarded on points
Murray Bassett
ENCOURANGEMENT AWARD 2024 – Actively working of a project
Paul Malyon
COMMITTEE MEMBER OF THE YEAR 2024
Cate Bowdler
A huge thankyou to Allan and Barbara Benvenuti for offering to host the Christmas Party due to the prediction of rain. Thankfully the rain held off until later in the afternoon.
What a wonderful day it was! We had 29 members attend, 8 visitors, and 4 beautiful children. The children were so excited that Santa's Elves bought the perfect gifts. Pictures and writing already filled the new writing pads, A truck that needed its wheels assembled, Cute little pillows, reading books and writing boards to fill.
The food was a plentiful, and everyone enjoyed each others company and had a wonderful time. As usual the raffles were a great success and a win for many. Thankyou to all that donated to make this a success.
TROPHY PRESENTATION WINNERS:
BEST CLUB MEMBER 2024 – Awarded on points
Murray Bassett
ENCOURANGEMENT AWARD 2024 – Actively working of a project
Paul Malyon
COMMITTEE MEMBER OF THE YEAR 2024
Cate Bowdler
Sunday 20 October
Only 2 intrepid club members made the trek to Cooroy for the 31 Annual Cooroy Car Show held by the Combined Coastal Car Club.
Only 2 intrepid club members made the trek to Cooroy for the 31 Annual Cooroy Car Show held by the Combined Coastal Car Club.
Sunday 8 September
A nice day for Muscle on the Mountain at Maleny Showgrounds. Pics are of most of the Holdens up to VR Commodores
A nice day for Muscle on the Mountain at Maleny Showgrounds. Pics are of most of the Holdens up to VR Commodores
31 August 2024
Lakeside Park happy laps
We had 9 members with passengers attend with 8 club cars plus some guests from the FX FJ Holden club of QLD, the Torana Appreciation Social Club Sunshine Coast and the HK HT HG Holden club of Queensland.
After breakfast and a driver briefing, we took to the track for 30 minutes of fun.
Following on some went onto the Pit Stop Café at Mt Mee for smoko with an even smaller number continuing on to the Dag Pub for lunch where we met up with Lance Haslewood with this LX Torana SLR5000 from the Caboolture Regional Car Club.
Lakeside Park happy laps
We had 9 members with passengers attend with 8 club cars plus some guests from the FX FJ Holden club of QLD, the Torana Appreciation Social Club Sunshine Coast and the HK HT HG Holden club of Queensland.
After breakfast and a driver briefing, we took to the track for 30 minutes of fun.
Following on some went onto the Pit Stop Café at Mt Mee for smoko with an even smaller number continuing on to the Dag Pub for lunch where we met up with Lance Haslewood with this LX Torana SLR5000 from the Caboolture Regional Car Club.
24 August 2024
Kenilworth Classic Car Show
A great roll up of cars with quite a few Holdens on display!
Kenilworth Classic Car Show
A great roll up of cars with quite a few Holdens on display!
10 August 2024
Four cars and 5 members plus a guest turned up for the Holden 360 at Old Petrie Town, only to find that the event has been postponed to Saturday 31 August.
We were provided with a free coffee ticket and sat and chatted whilst we imbibed. There were some other cars there to have a look at including a very nice HQ Statesman.
Four cars and 5 members plus a guest turned up for the Holden 360 at Old Petrie Town, only to find that the event has been postponed to Saturday 31 August.
We were provided with a free coffee ticket and sat and chatted whilst we imbibed. There were some other cars there to have a look at including a very nice HQ Statesman.
20 July 2024
A great run to the Linville Hotel today.
We had three club cars, Steve Collins, son Chris and grandson in his Toyota, Wilf and Kathy in their daily drive and 4 guests from the HK HT HG Club of Qld with two Monaros and a Brougham.
Unfortunately one of our members cars suffered a battery failure and it was RACQ to the rescue.
After meeting at the Northbound BP Truckstop on the Bruce Highway Morayfield, we went up the D'Aguilar Highway to Kilcoy where we stopped at the Coff & Co Bakery for smoko. We then went via the scenic route around Somerset Dam and out to the Brisbane Valley Highway before coming back onto the D'Aguilar Highway.
Club members Lance and Lenore Palmer came over from Yarraman to have lunch with us.
A great run to the Linville Hotel today.
We had three club cars, Steve Collins, son Chris and grandson in his Toyota, Wilf and Kathy in their daily drive and 4 guests from the HK HT HG Club of Qld with two Monaros and a Brougham.
Unfortunately one of our members cars suffered a battery failure and it was RACQ to the rescue.
After meeting at the Northbound BP Truckstop on the Bruce Highway Morayfield, we went up the D'Aguilar Highway to Kilcoy where we stopped at the Coff & Co Bakery for smoko. We then went via the scenic route around Somerset Dam and out to the Brisbane Valley Highway before coming back onto the D'Aguilar Highway.
Club members Lance and Lenore Palmer came over from Yarraman to have lunch with us.
22 June 2024
Caboolture Regional Car Club show and shine.
Two members in club cars (Rob Brook & Murray Bassett, both in Toranas!) met at the northbound BP on the highway. After waiting till the agreed leaving time we headed off to the Caboolture Show grounds where we met up with Steve R with his VL Turbo.
There were a good variety of makes and models of cars displayed and a big lot of stalls at the swap meet.
Also checking out the cars and swap meet were club member Tim Leon and his wife.
Caboolture Regional Car Club show and shine.
Two members in club cars (Rob Brook & Murray Bassett, both in Toranas!) met at the northbound BP on the highway. After waiting till the agreed leaving time we headed off to the Caboolture Show grounds where we met up with Steve R with his VL Turbo.
There were a good variety of makes and models of cars displayed and a big lot of stalls at the swap meet.
Also checking out the cars and swap meet were club member Tim Leon and his wife.
18 May 2024
A lovely fine day for the Red Ride 2024 - Ride Against Domestic Violence. We had three members in club cars (all Toranas!) meet at the northbound BP on the highway. After some coffee we headed off to the Caboolture Show grounds. There were only a few cars already there, including a Torana SLR 5000 which we parked beside. More cars slowly arrived. There was a good band playing and plenty of food stalls. We had some good conversation with other car owners and just enjoyed the beautiful autumn day.
A lovely fine day for the Red Ride 2024 - Ride Against Domestic Violence. We had three members in club cars (all Toranas!) meet at the northbound BP on the highway. After some coffee we headed off to the Caboolture Show grounds. There were only a few cars already there, including a Torana SLR 5000 which we parked beside. More cars slowly arrived. There was a good band playing and plenty of food stalls. We had some good conversation with other car owners and just enjoyed the beautiful autumn day.
28 April 2024
A beautiful fine day club members arrived early at the meeting point McDonalds Newmarket for coffee and or breakfast. Andrew and Lisa Keen from Toowoomba perspective new club members in their FX Holden Utility were waiting in car park ready for the club run, I introduced them to everyone in attendance
At 8:10 am we did a drivers briefing and handed out run sheets, at 8:15 am sharp we left for the scenic drive to Stop #1 Rosewood for morning tea, Here we set up the table and boiled the kettles for tea or coffee with plates of apple pie, carrot cake, biscuits etc for morning tea members had brought, everyone helped themselves. It was great talking with all the club members and partners. After morning tea we visited the fully restored Cobb & Co Coach in a special humidity controlled building an excellent restoration with history as Rosewood was a stop for the Cobb & Co coaches. We continued our scenic drive in the country to Stop# 2 the Queensland Transport Museum in Gatton parked in Car Park and went in to meet our volunteer guide Nicholas who showed us around the Museum and explained all the different vehicles on display and answered all of our questions. After the tour it was into the Colonial Restaurant onsite for lunch, we had a very long table set up for the club . A very enjoyable day.
A beautiful fine day club members arrived early at the meeting point McDonalds Newmarket for coffee and or breakfast. Andrew and Lisa Keen from Toowoomba perspective new club members in their FX Holden Utility were waiting in car park ready for the club run, I introduced them to everyone in attendance
At 8:10 am we did a drivers briefing and handed out run sheets, at 8:15 am sharp we left for the scenic drive to Stop #1 Rosewood for morning tea, Here we set up the table and boiled the kettles for tea or coffee with plates of apple pie, carrot cake, biscuits etc for morning tea members had brought, everyone helped themselves. It was great talking with all the club members and partners. After morning tea we visited the fully restored Cobb & Co Coach in a special humidity controlled building an excellent restoration with history as Rosewood was a stop for the Cobb & Co coaches. We continued our scenic drive in the country to Stop# 2 the Queensland Transport Museum in Gatton parked in Car Park and went in to meet our volunteer guide Nicholas who showed us around the Museum and explained all the different vehicles on display and answered all of our questions. After the tour it was into the Colonial Restaurant onsite for lunch, we had a very long table set up for the club . A very enjoyable day.
16 March 2024
A good run to Rick's Garage at Palmwoods today. We had 5 club cars and a daily driver.
After meeting at the BP truckstop on the highway, Muz led the way along Steve Irwin Way through Landsborough and the Mooloolah Valley and managed to only miss one turn and take one wrong turn.
The food and drinks were good as was the company and conversation.
Unfortunately, we were not able to park the cars together so limited pics were taken.
A good run to Rick's Garage at Palmwoods today. We had 5 club cars and a daily driver.
After meeting at the BP truckstop on the highway, Muz led the way along Steve Irwin Way through Landsborough and the Mooloolah Valley and managed to only miss one turn and take one wrong turn.
The food and drinks were good as was the company and conversation.
Unfortunately, we were not able to park the cars together so limited pics were taken.
26 January 2024
Caboolture Historical Village Australia Day event
A big thankyou to those that attended the Australia Day Run at the Caboolture Historical Village.
We had three members bring their club cars as well as several in their daily drivers.
It was extremely hot and uncomfortable, but thanks to Col our President he brought along a battery powered fan which was great, and I'm sure we will all be out purchasing one tomorrow!!
Caboolture Historical Village Australia Day event
A big thankyou to those that attended the Australia Day Run at the Caboolture Historical Village.
We had three members bring their club cars as well as several in their daily drivers.
It was extremely hot and uncomfortable, but thanks to Col our President he brought along a battery powered fan which was great, and I'm sure we will all be out purchasing one tomorrow!!
Saturday 2 December 2023
Christmas meeting
Christmas meeting
Sunday 26 November
All Holden Day – Holden out for a cure
10 club members attended with 6 cars displayed.
Congratulations to Rob Brook who received a trophy for the second best modified LH to UC Torana.
All Holden Day – Holden out for a cure
10 club members attended with 6 cars displayed.
Congratulations to Rob Brook who received a trophy for the second best modified LH to UC Torana.
Sunday 22 October
Brisbane Motor Museum
After meeting at Shorncliffe, we set off to Nudgee Rd at Banyo.
We had a good look at all the vehicles on display.
We then settled down for a coffee and a 30 question quiz on car make logos with only 2 people making the pass mark of 50% or better. The winner was Steve Collins with 16 correct followed closely by Murray Bassett with 15.
Brisbane Motor Museum
After meeting at Shorncliffe, we set off to Nudgee Rd at Banyo.
We had a good look at all the vehicles on display.
We then settled down for a coffee and a 30 question quiz on car make logos with only 2 people making the pass mark of 50% or better. The winner was Steve Collins with 16 correct followed closely by Murray Bassett with 15.
Sunday 15 October
30th Annual Cooroy Car Show
Pictures of some of the Holdens
30th Annual Cooroy Car Show
Pictures of some of the Holdens
Sunday 17 September 2023
Our Poker Run attracted 17 people and 10 cars, great to see, made the day a success.
We met at Buchanan Park Burpengary finishing in Woodford for lunch. Information Sheets with directions were handed out together with a car names quiz.
We had to scrap our route directions because of a major traffic jam on the M1. After a discussion at the morning tea break another route was decided on.
A driving skills test was conducted in the Burpengary High School car park. Several paper cups were flattened in the event, however 5 drivers managed to successfully negotiate the course without too much difficulty. Our ace driver Andrew Dunne in his red FJ was the first to successfully complete the course and after some consideration it was decided he won the prize.
There were 5 stops along the way where a card in a sealed envelope was handed out not to be opened till the final destination. Tim Leon won the prize for the best Poker Hand, 3 Queens and he also had 11 cars with birds in their names and won that prize as well, but being a kind hearted soul generously gave the prize to Steve Robertson who had 8 car names.
Overall a fun day.
Our Poker Run attracted 17 people and 10 cars, great to see, made the day a success.
We met at Buchanan Park Burpengary finishing in Woodford for lunch. Information Sheets with directions were handed out together with a car names quiz.
We had to scrap our route directions because of a major traffic jam on the M1. After a discussion at the morning tea break another route was decided on.
A driving skills test was conducted in the Burpengary High School car park. Several paper cups were flattened in the event, however 5 drivers managed to successfully negotiate the course without too much difficulty. Our ace driver Andrew Dunne in his red FJ was the first to successfully complete the course and after some consideration it was decided he won the prize.
There were 5 stops along the way where a card in a sealed envelope was handed out not to be opened till the final destination. Tim Leon won the prize for the best Poker Hand, 3 Queens and he also had 11 cars with birds in their names and won that prize as well, but being a kind hearted soul generously gave the prize to Steve Robertson who had 8 car names.
Overall a fun day.
Saturday August 26 2023. Classic Holden History 360 – Old Petrie Town
We had 8 members cars’ in attendance, plus a few members who came for a look.
There were lots of Holdens spread around the grounds.
We had 8 members cars’ in attendance, plus a few members who came for a look.
There were lots of Holdens spread around the grounds.
Sunday August 19 2023. The Barn & Scotty's Garage Flagstone Creek
Members of our club met with members of the HKTG club at McDonalds Goodna
at 9:30am.
After coffee we left at 1000 and cruised up the Warrego Highway to Gatton and then through the Lockyer
Valley countryside to Scotty's Garage at Flagstone Creek.
Along the way several more HKTG members and their cars joined the run.
After parking and the customary inspection of the other cars we had a look around and then ordered
lunch.
The old fashioned home style food was excellent and worth the wait.
Members of our club met with members of the HKTG club at McDonalds Goodna
at 9:30am.
After coffee we left at 1000 and cruised up the Warrego Highway to Gatton and then through the Lockyer
Valley countryside to Scotty's Garage at Flagstone Creek.
Along the way several more HKTG members and their cars joined the run.
After parking and the customary inspection of the other cars we had a look around and then ordered
lunch.
The old fashioned home style food was excellent and worth the wait.
Sunday 9 July. Lakeside happy laps and run to Linville with the HKTG club
A few of the Holdens at the Caboolture Regional Car Club show & shine on 24 June.
Bracken Ridge Tavern 16 April 2023
AEHF 25th FX-FJ Nationals
Cooma NSW
27 - 31 December 2022
Cooma NSW
27 - 31 December 2022
Remembering club member Eddie Gribble who sadly passed away in November 2022
‘Chrome for Cancer’ run to Sandgate 30 October 2022.
There were a lot of cars at this event.
Pics of members cars below.
There were a lot of cars at this event.
Pics of members cars below.
Run to Toorbul on 17 September 2022.
We had a good roll up of club cars with a couple of daily drivers.
A local brought over his 1976 HX Premier and a Corvette for all to have a look at.
We had a good roll up of club cars with a couple of daily drivers.
A local brought over his 1976 HX Premier and a Corvette for all to have a look at.
photos from australia day 2020
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