Well, this time last week we were all checking out each other's Belletts. Arrived home safe and sound, had a great weekend, congratulations and many thanks to all involved in this unbelieveable event, and those who twisted my arm into coming. Never in my wildest dreams did I expect to see such a stunning lineup of restored and original masterpieces. Good to put faces to names and share the stories of how they became involved with Belletts, sure I didn't catch everyone but there will be another day. To the young ones who started this forum they deserve a medal if not a trophy.

Here goes with a few photos, Gerry.

Here's some more

Wouldn't mind swaping my pink GT for a nice sedan like these, my Dad's first was blue like this.

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Thanks for posting these photos.

It's great to see so many in the one place and the excellent examples that are around and that someone takes the time to put this up for us to see.

I'm hoping that my work schedule next year will allow me to attend with the yellow peril.
Andrew

Thanks for getting some pics up so quickly!

I must say a big thank you once again to the organizers of the event and congrats to all of the trophy winners! It was a great weekend and good to catch up with some familar faces and meet some new ones.

There will be plenty more from everyone else as we get around to sorting, and working out which ones are the best ones

Cheers,
Ross.

Andrew, its one hell of an experience to see so many Belletts together, hope you make it next year with yellow peril. You'll see they 're all different and special in their own way. Ross, looking forward to seeing your photos too, Gerry

Here's two more pictures from the trip, for some reason we can only downsize some of the pictures to post on the site and others won't work for reasons unknown. This one shows a very rare Bellett accessory indeed that was only released in limited numbers - The Bellett-Chook.

The Wasp lineup was outstanding