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This weekend just passed I was lucky enough to be invited to attend the Reliability Run put on by the River City Coupe and Roadster Club. Its entry criteria is pre 1936 vehicles, yes very OT for here but I'm pretty sure you'll enjoy the following pics. Starts Friady night followed by an entrant only run on Saturday annd then Sunday was a breaky combined with the new Fuel mag release..

Friday night kicked off at the Elfin Heritage Centre.





























More to come...

Saturday we started at Point Cook RAAF base and weaved our way through the back of Epping, Rockbank, Diggers Rest, Gisborne, Bacchus Marsh and eventually back into Werribee.







Warning Flathead Porn!!









Leaving Poot Cook..







Stopped at the firat check point, for directions for the next leg.











An overall at the first stop..

Second Leg of the run..





And the start of the last leg..



And the finish in Werribee at the Hangar where the B24 Liberator is being restored.



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And the resto work itself, the B24 Liberator. This is being restored by a group of volunteers. Very very impressive, they even fired up one of the engines







One more day to go..

Sunday's Breaky and book launch at Rancho Deluxe..







Spotto a familiar EK!! Mikey_OK here on the forum.

















Thats all Folks....

very good DR thanks

bet that elfin is a firecracker i just bought a 2002 statesman with a 5.7 in it and it goes extremely good and it weighs 1650kg that elfin would be only about half that

Great day for it.

That would have blown the cob webs out of your roadster, how'd the brakes hold up?
Great pic's as usual .

Awesome photos and an awesome looking run. It's fueling my desire to own a model A... dangerous..

Trev wrote:Great day for it.

That would have blown the cob webs out of your roadster, how'd the brakes hold up?
Great pic's as usual .

Sure did, brakes I think still have a little air in them but they're waaaay better but not quite 100%. It's my back that seems to have taken a hammering, only now just coming good. Man the roads were rough! Total Kay's for the weekend would be nearly 400. Nothing compared to what the SA/NSW boys did.

Thanks for the cool pics, DR

That pale green car with white n grey interior looks familiar...

jack_fc wrote:Thanks for the cool pics, DR

That pale green car with white n grey interior looks familiar...

It's Tony's from Port Fairy.

Top car; top bloke... had the pleasure of seeing it several times during the build.

Cool pics , thanks Devilrod

Mick wrote:very good DR thanks

bet that elfin is a firecracker i just bought a 2002 statesman with a 5.7 in it and it goes extremely good and it weighs 1650kg that elfin would be only about half that

Apparently it's no fun on a skid pan! Mate got to play in it at the prooving ground a few years back and said its three seconds of throttle then lift off as they were told not to fry the tyres too much and it didn't really hook up at all . Wouldn't let them out on the track either. So my guess is it's more than a firecracker.

Enjoyed the run report and pics...thanks for posting up DR.

How many came down from NSW?

parisian62 wrote:
How many came down from NSW?

Just the two. Two more than last year