Coffee in the Hills (Sydney)

[zuffen]

The morning started out nice but very light rain arrived and sent a few people home. I was one of them. Most left to keep their car dry I left to keep me dry, no roof, doors or windows, bar a windscreen.



Nice HR with an LS1 but the bonnet scoop gave it away.



Nice XK150



From the outside you wouldn't know this had a nice 302 under the bonnet.



Whilst I'm not a Replica person I could drive something that looked as sexy as this D type. It's a beautifully executed replica.



Nice looking car.



The For Sale sign started at $85,000 and is now down to high $76,000. The market is cooling.



I just love the look of this. The owner is having a ball with it.



You don't find many of these un-chopped nowadays.







A nice first car for the P Plater.



They even let dirty cars in. This was my ride this morning.



Almost a time capsule it was so standard. The spot and fog lights were just how it was done in the 60's.







There were miles of cars not worth photographing such as late model Mustangs, Commodores and Falcons.

[Harv]

D-type jag-wah. Beautiful

Cheers,
Harv

[Chrisso]

Nice, Thanks for posting Zuffen

[Gojeep]

Thanks for sharing Rod.
I leave at the first sign of rain too, as bare metal and rain don't mix.

[chris spokes]

thanks for posting

[Tyrant]

Some very tidy cars there. Thanks for sharing.

[capri power]

Thanks mate, great cars...

[turns]

A good mix of cars - I don't see your car around the Nth Shore as much these days

[zuffen]

We moved to Dural so don't get back to the old stamping ground much anymore.

Still driving it as much as I can (when it's running) and I still enjoy it.

[jeffa]

Good turn out! Pity about the weather.
Thanks Rod, for spending the time posting the pictures.
Much appreciated.

[capri power]

Thanks mate, great photos...