On October 1st the first Japanese Classic Car Show was held in North Brisbane, Queensland. It was a great turnout for the first event, especially since the organisers only really began a couple of months ago.

Here are my pictures for the day.

http://storm.elxx.net/alfadog/qldjcs/index.html

Nice Pictures, I could only get there in the morning for about an hour but enjoyed in none the less. I hope mine will be there for next year! (if WIAT doesn't happen again!)

Hey Alfa, put the photos in our gallery. Use one of the empty event holders and I'll rename it for you.

Lachlan, Thank you for the wonderfull, detailed PHOTOS! You've outdone yourself McCombe

Oh that blue Isuzu Bellet is to die for..

The C110 with the VG30DET - Yeehaa!

Alan Bent's 320 flatbed pickup looks better in your photos than the old one he had on his site. Was the Sore Blue 1500 roadster the one he built for his new Girl Friend?

most of the conventional engined Mazdas I have never seen before and the little one with the rear engine (bigger than the 360) is also a new sight for me

Thanks for the photos, Lachlan.

If only Toyota had sold the Century here-subtly stylish. Too many beautiful cars were (are) available outside the US (dam epa/crash standards), it's nice to be able to at least see some nice shots.

Hi David - no worries - I believe the Century was only sold in Japan. There are a few getting around here now though as grey imports. Amazing car. Really really cool.

Victor, I'm glad you like them. I don't know about the blue Roadster... but gee there were a lot of Roadsters in attendance!!! For Australia, anyway. The Mazda Carol has been maticulously restored and is a true classic - the Japanese love them apparently.

Great pics Lachlan, thanks. Appropriate to note that the Zeds were parked at the top of the hill

Thanks for the great shots and angles.

There were a lot of beautiful cars that I'd never seen before.