Last one of the year. Business School Carpark, Hackett Drive, UWA https://www.classiccarsandcoffee.com/
1988 Classic Tiffany. A custom exotic built in the 1980s for celebrities and those wishing to 'make a statement.'
I took the DKW along. It hasn't been out for some time, in fact not since I had the fuel pump and carburetor replaced. It had been getting harder and harder to start for quite a while, which I had put down to lack of use. It turned out that the vacuum fuel pump was barely functioning. I had a new pump membrane put in. After a little tuning and cleaning of the carburetor the performance has returned. I am thinking of installing an electric fuel pump however.
The Cadillac contingent arrive
Peter Briggs arrives in his 1929 Bentley. What a beast.
Porsche 356s
Volvo P1800
The original Renault Alpine (left) and the modern version (right).
Renault 4CV
Triumph TR2
I think this is a Toyota Crown?
Rolls Royce Phantom II
The Chevrolet Corvair is an extremely underrated car. Despite everything said about it, it is a real pleasure to drive and handles exceptionally well.
Renault row
Another Roller
Triumph Spitfire
The Cadillacs.
Austin 7
Lamborghinis glowing in the Perth sun
A very fine Holden EK stationwagon
The owner has done an exceptional job
Slough (British) built Citroen Traction Avant with a Jaguar XK120
The Traction Avant is a great car.
Alfa Romeo
Another lovely Austin 7
Replica of the 1936 Mercedes-Benz SSK
1938 Ford V8 Phaeton
Ford Model A
The immortal Ford Mustang
1942 Dodge Hemi
This was a very fine car in original condition
Holden FB
1957 Chevrolet and a Ford van
Ford Thunderbird
Cadillac Eldorado
Being the biggest Classic Cars and Coffee of the year, people tended to arrive early and correspondingly left early. Apparently there were 750 vehicles in attendance - a good result. So, that wraps up 2020. Here's to 2021!
Next year's Classic Cars and Coffee Sunday 24th January 2021
