Tuesday 2 October 2018

25th Model A Ford National Rally

Tuesday 2nd October -2018

The 25th Model A Ford National Rally here in Murray Bridge, South Australia has attracted 206 entrants, 178 Model A Fords, 400 Adults & 19 children.

At this afternoon's opening 'Nibble & Natter' get-together, it was a chance to rekindle old friendships & make some new ones & keep those Model A’s alive in their 90th year.



Model A Fords lined up in the car park this 
afternoon for the welcoming Nibble & Natter.

It is so nice to see this event so widely attended by Model A Ford enthusiasts from all over Australia & New Zealand.


The unique auto-themed podium on the presentation stand at
tonight's Nibble & Natter welcome and opening of the Rally

This event is proudly presented by the Model A Ford Club of South Australia. Over the course of the following 6-days, each day we have a Program with various events including:

Vehicle Judging, a choice of Optional Runs, breakfast, lunch or dinner Cruise on Captain Proud Paddle Boat on the mighty Murray River, Mandatory Run to Mannum on Thursday which is an easy drive with a couple of hills, windy in parts & one steep descent. Approximate distance for round trip 140 kms.

Technical talks by Guest Presenter, Mentor & Trainer - Mr. Allan Bergman M.Eng.(Dip) M.I.M.I on the Model A Ford Carby (Zenith) & a recap in Overview of Engine & How it Works in relation to Ignition & Distributors. Hubley practice & Heats, trading tables, craft Demonstrations. 



Two Model A Fords with their teardrop caravans

As you can see we definitely will not be bored.

Saturday evening is the Presentation Dinner, finishing off on Sunday morning with a farewell Breakfast. Then it is time once again to head back home & prepare your self for your next adventure in your Model A Ford. Where ever that may be.



Part of today's line-up of Model A fords for the
Rally's welcome and opening ceremony

We are looking forward to the following few days of excitement here in Murray Brisdge, South Australia.

To be continued.
Cheers
Warbo



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