Last weekend saw "Gazza's street show" happening again in the northeastern 'burbs of Adelaide. This is it's second year and happens just up the road from All American Day. So I can take the GT for a burn surrounded by huge, awsome yankie tanks.

"Gazza's show" has grown to about 30 participants, with a wide range of entries: Classics, vintage, australiana, street rods, mods, bikes, pommy and american, (oh... and one jap

There was a $10 minimum entry/collection and donations from onlookers which is going to flood relief. Specifically to a Queensland classic car club who's premises were washed away I believe.

Here are 18 pics, in three seperate posts. The big, bad, ugly....and best of the bunch !!

Mmmm tasty !! And there's more....

And finally for desert.......

Unfortunately the dude who owned the 1918 Healing/Jap didn't take it off the trailer or start it

Although the GT was dwarfed, it's horness commanded much attention. Someone asked "what's your other car?". I said "a Bugatti Royale". They said "so where is it?" I said "on the dash of the Bellett" .........

very nice old cars there even a gt ,,,,looks good

love the old bike! some nice cars there!

Thanks for sharing the day Gt too. There seems to be a revival of car shows and the number of vehicles that are presented is really often surprising. It's good to see them all.

Being enthusiasts we all appreciate the labour of love that people put into their cars and appreciate the skills and knowledge they all bring to their restorations but of all the photos I still think the late model (1924?) T Ford and the Gt Bellett take the cake.

Aww shucks, YP, thanks mate. Agree, without sounding too bias : there is something visual about GT's and Belletts in general that kick ass.

B.