Event Coverage 10th annual River City Coupe & Roadster Club Reliability Run Melb Aus

RCCRC staged our 10th annual run over the Australia Day weekend,3 day event starting with Friday night pre run meet & greet.We revisited the Australian National Aviation Museum welcoming not only our reliability run entrants but general public also


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Thanks for starting this thread Bails. And thanks to all those involved with the club for putting on a must do run. For all those seen and not seen who make it happen I really am grateful we have this stellar run in Melbourne to attend. And the weekend gone just once again cemented that.

For me, it was honestly one of the best. Probably helped that there hasn't been anything on for such a long time. Getting my roadster back as it should be with the engine in it that had a near death experience at this event 3 years ago and really just catching up with people I haven't seen for ages.

this is a true class act event.

 

After Friday night, a shed full of 32's ready for Saturdays fun.

 

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Thanks for posting Corey


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Some great lookin rides......bitchn'.

 

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Some pics from me of the start point, The Ironbark Station... and our first stop at Healesville train station

 

Saturday’s run started at The Ironbark Station a private property based at the foothills of the Dandenong Ranges.Our hosts Darren & Angie created a mid 1850’s US-Australian style colonial town with over 20 horse drawn carriages,Cobb & Co coach along with a rare 1860 American concord coach


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Pic credit to all our entrants


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Great pics Jimmy,thanks for sharing


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Man, that looks like a great time, I hope someday in the future we can start having shows again here in the USA. HRP

 

Day two ended at Rob Roy Hill climb track. [https://www.instagram.com/p/CKYZb9kAuEV/?igshid=ydklull6bkdk]

 

Wow that looks like fun! Great pictures of some great cars with really nice background! Thanks for sharing !

 

Until I logged on and saw this thread I thought I had a pretty good day...not now. That looks like fun! Thanks for both sharing and ruining my day.

 

Wow great looking cars and what looks like a great time. Thanks for sharing.

 

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Wow what a roll up. Looks like great fun.

 

Killer. Lots of smiles and sunshine. I never get tired of checking you guys stuff out.
Thanks for all the coverage.

 

65 pre 1936 Coupes & Roadsters along with support cars rolled through 80 miles of backroads,farmland,orchards,vineyards and forests,with 2 checkpoints along the way.pic cred to entrants


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Thanks for the great pictures

 

WOW awesome a bunch of people enjoying their lives without looking like a bank robbers convention.

 

Reliability Runs are great! I love the ‘Drive Em’ events!

 

Great photos guys, not the same a being part of it but glad everyone had a good time and shared their memories.

 

A lot of great hot rods there. Looks like fun was had by all.

 

I would love to share these photos with the English rodders that have not had a run since maybe last September, if possible? Looks a grate turn out and a lot of fun. X2

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Go for it,we have been in lockdown for most of the previous year with no swap meets/car events at all.Our city Melbourne having the harshest lockdown in the world,understandably lots of happy campers on our run


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Brilliant thanks a lot

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The last leg took us across the northern hills of Melbourne with our finish point at Rob Roy Hillclimb,at the time of construction Rob Roy was one of three bitumen surfaced purpose built Hillclimbs in the world.First commencing in 1937,over the years several Australian Grand Prix winners have held outright or class records notably Jack Brabham



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