This weekend was a huge weekend for the motoring community with car shows in Kwinana, the Hot Rod Show in Claremont, Steaming Day at the Midland Workshops, a veteran motorcycle rally in Balingup, 'on the track' in Neerabup, American Car Show in Guildford, and Celebration of the Motorcar in Cottesloe. This is the show's 10th year since its revival in 2012.
1960 Mercedes-Benz 190SL
1958 Mercedes-Benz 300D Adenauer limosine
1954 Mercedes-Benz 300 Limosine formerly owned by the King of the Belgian Congo.
This was a fine vehicle and included in the boot the original leather travel cases that came with the car.
1958 Porsche 356A
1960 Porsche 356B
1934 Lancia Augusta. A new arrival from Victoria.
Alfa Romeo row
1965 Alfa Romeo 2600 Sprint
1934 SS (Swallow Sidecars) SS1 Tourer. When the Second World War started, the name SS gained an unwanted association with a certain German military organization so the SS Jaguar was renamed the Jaguar SS and the SS logo replaced with the famous Jaguar mascot.
Jaguar Mark 8
The 1910 Deasy sidles in. For a 110 year old car it sounded really quiet and smooth.
It's impressive to see pld Edwardian cars out and about at shows like this. They are under appreciated and don't get nearly enough showing.
1970 Lanica Stratos
The very small Edwardian section
The car that got the world moving. 1913 Model T
The iconic Aston-Martin DB6.
And the DB6's modern successor - this piece of sh*t.
Maserati
Aston-Martin DB2
The magnificent 1931 Cadillac Phaeton.
1939 Cadillac Fleetwood
1942 Cadillac Series 62 Sedanette
1929 Bentley Four and half litre
And another - there were three
Goggomobil Dart sponsored by Shannons Insurance
G.O.GG. O
French cars in the sunken garden
Panhard and 1972 Citroen DS
Panhard PL17
1966 Renault Alpine A110
Facel Vega
Triumph row
Rolls Royce
Cadillac row
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