GX-5 Datsun 1200!



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yep, i went for a squizz, heaps of 1200's, zeds, 1600's. plenty of rolla's and mazdas.
i really only went to pick up a bonnet catch of oan878, but looked around for an hour or 2.
not a very wheelchair friendly surface though. and boy was it a stinker that arvo.

congrats on the best ute todd, ill be there next year to rattle your cage a bit:)

and i won best ute :) rad day. going again next year and its going to be even bigger and better. see u all there

This is always a good show. heaps of datsuns.

Not long to go now :)

Third Classic Japanese Show Shine & Swap 2008

Date:
5th of October 2008

Time:
This is a static display and all vehicles must be parked in the grounds by no later than 9.00am. And vehicles will be expected to stay until 2.00pm. Entrants will be available to enter the grounds from 7.30am.

Location:
A large area at the Bald Hills Flats will be used for the car display entry to the Pine River Park is at the intersection of Gympie Road and Kremzow Road UBD Map 109 Ref B2

Who can enter:
A large area at the Bald Hills Flats will be used for the static car display. Entry to the Pine River Park is at the intersection of Gympie Road and Kremzow Road UBD Map 109 Ref B2

All vehicles must be parked in the grounds by no later than 8.00am. And vehicles will be expected to stay until 2.30pm. Entrants will be available to enter the grounds from 7.00am. any vehicle needing to depart before 2.30pm must be escorted out. Trophy presentation will be at 1.00pm JUDGING will commence 10.00am

Entries will close last mail on the 21st SEPTEMBER 2008 and entrants will be notified by mail prior to the event, It will be possible to enter on the day, however, so as not to hold up the parking process, it would be preferable if entries were done prior to the day / date.
First 200 entrants this year will receive a commemorative cap and stubbie holder.


Background:
The Third Classic Japanese Show and Shine is now open for entries. Last year saw 164 vehicles enter this was even after re-scheduling due to wet weather. with some very spectacular and well presented vehicles. Including micro cars, the oldest was 1961 to the youngest 2004. With interstate entrants as well.

For more than 50 years the Japanese automobile industry have designed and built motor vehicles that have graced our roads and had a huge effect on the Australian economy and our every day lifestyle.

The Japanese motor vehicles have also had a huge impact on the automobile industries of the world. The car of the 60