The Vintage Car Club of Queensland
(Website VCCQ) held it annual concours at
Ormiston House (click for website) the birth place of the Australian Sugar Industry.
Despite the threat of inclement weather an eclectic turnout of vehicles from Austin to Aston Martin greeted club members and visitors alike.
After inspection of the vehicles one could retire to the shaded verandahs for morning and or afternoon tea, coffee with scones, cream and strawberry jam.
Note: Click on photo to enlarge.
Alvis
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| 1954 Alvis TC21/100 "Grey Lady" |
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| 1926 12/50 |
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| 1923 12/40 |
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| 1928 |
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| Alvis 12/50 Ducksback |
Aston Martin
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| 1930 Aston Martin International |
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| DB5? |
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| 1957 DB2/4 |
Bentley
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| 3lt Bentley |
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| 1934 3.5lt Bentley |
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| 1924? Minerva |
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| Wolseley Hornet |
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| 1919 Vauxhall D Type |
The Vintage Car Club of Queensland (Website VCCQ) held it annual concours at Ormiston House (click for website) the birth place of the Australian Sugar Industry.
Despite the threat of inclement weather an eclectic turnout of vehicles from Austin to Aston Martin greeted club members and visitors alike. 
