What do you do with a Chevy Tourer that a farmer cut down into a ute? You could fix up a new pickup bed and make the rest of it as neat as a pin.

Daniel McDougall's bright green deuce highboy is loaded with folk enjoying the country air.

Happiness is a hot hiboy alright, and more-so if it is as neat as this blown side valve powered traditional ride.

Deon Wilcox brought this nicely detailed roadster back from the US.

Despite having to leave his '32 roadster at the Motel because of a rare mechanical problem, Mick Dillon puts that behind him & waves affectionately from the passenger seat of Evan Isaacs' Model A coupe.

This bucket appears to be newly registered, and apart from having a great stance, was packed full of novel innovations.

Joe Pring, laid back as always, tools quietly towards Yamba in a quiet & unassuming black '34 roadster,

Dick Tracey has more than enough power available in his '34 Chevy roadster - the hi-po big block rat motor sees to that.

Bright yellow coupes are great, and this highboy '32 Deluxe is way better than some.

Ian Mills' very straight, and glossy black '28 Tourer wends its way through the sugar cane fields.

The '32 roadster's subdued spearmint, or similar, green, works well against the lush backdrop of country greenery

Col Fuller found a way to get his coupe into the exclusive '32-only parking area in front of the Deuces Limited club picnic area.

No top, no rain, no worries. The Tourer model was added to the Model A range for just this sort of day.

The irrepressible Ron Solomon, famous Karaoke singer, idles his Ford powered '41 Willys coupe along Main Street, Yamba.

Observe the cantilevered shock absorbers, the triple mounted fender brackets, the effective yet almost invisible belt cover, and the inconspicuous header covers, Very well thought out.

Shane Dillon has painted his long distance cruiser, and the blown Ford motivated '34 tub never looked so good.

Recently imported from California, this fabulously detailed '32 should be providing the new owner with heaps of driving pleasure.

This T bucket is very well proportioned and could have been built for a fraction of the cost of some cars.

A couple of radically chopped Mercs cruise the highway, followed by Steve Coade's new Chevy - a 4 speed equipped '71 Chevelle SS.

The cruisers stop at a tiny country school  to pick up a card for the poker run. As it was Friday, the entire school - 10 students - turned out to watch the procession.

Phillip Meredith's colourful '32 (it says so right on the door) is the centre piece of this assemblage of fine roadsters.

Noel & Elaine Endors perambulate towards the bright lights of beautiful downtown Yamba, in their classy '32 3-window coupe.

Very heavily flamed, and very heavily customised, this radical rod appears to have started life as a '31 Tudor.

Yes, this is a Hot Rod publication, but the '63 Nova has a place in every rodders heart, and this is a fine example of the breed.

The graphics on this blue roadster make it uniquely attractive.

Wow, check out the paint  job on this expertly detailed '28 roadster pickup.

Peter Neilsen has sold his A coupe - his flatty powered '35 roadster is here beside Brad Goodhand's low slung '35 coupe.

Accreditation: The Editor