A couple more pics!

Congratulations to all the owners/drivers for a fantastic day out.

It was pretty awesome to see and hear all these Belletts through the streets and hills.
The looks on peoples faces as we passed .. was .. well priceless.

We even caused an argument or lively discussion in the hotels front bar.
The schnitzel was really good too

Will post some more pictures soon.

Cheers
Rob

Great photos (almost makes me feel as if I was there) and great story - thanks for posting them. I am very jealous of that many Belletts together as mine is the only one up here.

My wife and I were moving into our new home - yeehar!!!

Cheers,
Neil
Darwin

yea great to cee all the belletts together cruising around , ps theres only 1 down here in tas i have to cruise by myself lol keep it up cheers rod

Hey Redback and Rod. It would be great if Nationals in your states could be arranged, as your passion for the Bellett ( Isuzu ) mark is in no doubt questioned. I am sure there would be a number of members willing to come along. As the interest generated in the last couple of years on this Forum would testify. Timing and planning would be essential, though it may be done.
Cheers Geoff.

Good pic of the guys having lunch, would like to know who is who ???

pa-man, that's a great pic of the bellett squadron flight commanders, obviously your behind the camera. But hope to see pics of you too. May I have the honour of introducing who's who Isabell.

From left to Right:
Son of "proffessor" Rob (excuse I'm terrible with names)
A.J. with a bread missile heading down the throat !
Then "kamikaze" Dave looking Yakuza after carving up many corners in Samurai fashion
Then Antus, man of original but hot Gemini, has technology and is a Bellettnet brainchild.
Genleman 2ldohc is at the helm of the table.
"Oz" Chris (opening your pics was like christmas. And yes, I do have left break light out of action.)
Then it's yours truly, must be wiping bellett dribble from the mush,
And "Bella, more Bella than ever" Rob.

And of course, 7th flight squadron commander pa-man.

B.

Hi again, a week later and still buzzing. Great memories taken into a mundane week.

I was priviledged to be the only GT amongst a fine squadron of sedans. Hope you can make it next time Paul. Sedan or GT, soon becomes apparent how individually unique but not dissimilar all Belletts are.

It was a treat following Dave up the hills, showing us how nimble these tough tikes are. Hope some of this was caught on "Antus cam". Sorry we all disbanded in a flurry after schnitzel. I had a great cruise home. Escorted by AJ at the front and Ross behind, was like piggy in the middle to Balhanna. When we turned off down the freeway it was time to stretch the GT's legs a little. 75mph in hot pursuit of a 1990's falcon. Thanks for the timing tip PR91 !! I backed off just before the tunnel and then on the pedal again through it. Aaaawwwsome sound. Ross and Antus joined up again as we cruised on down Cross Road together. I farewelled and pealed off to go the long way home. Great way to end a top arvo.

B.

Ohh !! Forgot about the pics. They're a bit standard. I'm also having a little trouble with the sizing, like minature thumbnails. Can someone help ) I know there's some other great footage of the day out there