Monthly Archives: December 2018

Six convertibles and about 18 cars in total assembled at the Stump Tea Rooms for the Mid-Week Run to the Noojee Pub. The weather was as Rex Hunt would say, ?Magnificent?, and it was great to see some of the … Continue reading →

To the Australian classic car enthusiast, Bolwell is a name synonymous with home-grown fibreglass sports cars usually powered by Holden or Ford powerplants, with other major components sourced from locally-available donor vehicles. The business was started by brothers Campbell and … Continue reading →

An overnight thunderstorm with impressive thunder and lightning left its legacy in the form of damp roads and puddles, but with it came a welcome freshness following days of high humidity and temperatures in the mid-thirties.  Linking the storm to … Continue reading →

It was meant to be Summer, but after a stormy night that delivered 30mm of rain, the temperature was struggling to reach into the teens. A stiff westerly wind maintained the chill factor way below that, whilst further showers looked … Continue reading →