August 6

GHAC 4 Club Rally weekend

A great array of cars at the 4 Club rally. They will be on display at the Gympie Aero Show tomorrow, Sunday 6th Aug. The oldest car on the rally is a 1919 Essex Speedster.
A great day was had by 4 Club Rally participants at the Gympie Air Show today. Congratulations to Des and Elaine, from Fraser Coast Club, who won the flights. They were really chuffed to win the draw but were more excited after their flights. The effort of getting into the plane was well worth it.

The 1919 Essex Speedster (voted People’s Choice).

Pouring Des into the plane seat. Not the easiest thing to get into.

Elaine getting out after the flight.

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July 19

Edgar’s Hupmobile – Final GHAC run 15.7.2017

Farewell to Edgar’s hupmobile. What a great turnout of cars for the rally on Sat 15th July. All Edgar’s children and grandchildren were there for this memorable rally. They took turns at being passenger. A great day was had by all. May the Hup participate in many more rallies.

Edgar’s Hupmibile ready to roll.

Edgar’s 1910 Hupmobile – love the rego plates

Edgar’s family ready for the ‘GHAC farewell the hup rally”

Other GHAC cars on the rally.

More GHAC cars at the hup farewell run.

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July 19

Lining shed at Gympie Showgrounds

What a difference a ceiling makes.
A few members from GHAC have worked tirelessly to line the ceiling of the shed (where we have the food at the swap) at the Gympie Showgrounds. A big improvement to this area thanks to the workers.

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February 27

Morning Tea rally to Amamoor

An enjoyable and eventful morning tea rally. 9 cars left the starting point, the clubrooms, at 9:30am. We had a leisurely, scenic drive along the Mary Valley Rd through Dagun and onto Amamoor. It was very busy at Aamamoor’s Blue and White Teapot cafe and Market Garden. After dropping in there we meandered along to Amama Park where we indulged in morning tea and a chat (and more chat). The cars looked right at home parked under the shady trees. From there the group split. 6 cars choose to head back to Gympie via Cedar Grove, the Country Music Muster site and over the range through Langshaw. The water was refreshing at Cedar Grove. Old cars cut their teeth on dirt roads. Ralph’s car had a breakdown just before getting back on the bitumen at Langshaw. I believe he made it home for a late lunch. The others made their own way back to Gympie.