The annual show was held at the Hoërskool Brandwag sports grounds in Aerodrome Drive, Northmead, on June 5. The fields were filled to the brim with onlookers admiring various vehicles, ranging from self-made cars to century-old classics and the latest models on the road.
Masego (left) and Otsile Mantsho with Bokamuso Mokoena (4). Masego was a contender for the Miss Hot Rod SA Pageant.
Nees and Erica van Horick.
Contenders for the Miss Hot Rod SA Pageant meandered between the cars before their competition started. Seen here are (from left): Mandy “Mandy M” Milne (judge), Nastassia “Stash” van Jaarsveld (contender), Sandra “Miss Lollipop” Brink (support) and Nadine “Dollie Vega” Brits (contender).
Chris Heenop beside his 1968 Beetle.
Jakes Jacobs said his 1939 Studebaker is the only one of its kind in South Africa.
Blessing Godie admires the horse power and bonnets around him.
Jerovine Margro 2with his 1991 Opel Cadet Superboss.
Jean Britz with his AC Cobra. Britz built the car through his company, Spitting Image.
Hugh Clare-Talbot with his 1915 Model T Ford Speedster.
Steven and Chantelle Single, beside their Lotus 7.
Father and son, Cham and Dalshaam (11) Singh enjoy the motor show.
Brandon (left) and Daüd Moodley show off Brandon’s 1973 Beetle.
Pieter du Plooy with his 1949 Mercury.
Dean Christie (3) enjoys the view from a scale model AC Cobra, built by Spitting Image.
Matt Prinsloo and the 1971 Beetle he owns. Prinsloo tried to recreate the look of the 1967 California Beetle, which was never available in South Africa.
Awie and Sindy Krog sit on their 1931 Chevrolet Roadster.
