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| Unfortunately we experienced rather cool weather and attendance by the general public was duly affected. Once again we had an unbelievable turnout of the Pre-WW11 vintage vehicles and will endeavour to keep up the high standards achieved. Thank you Vryheid! You have again honoured us with your support and attendance. |
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| Various clubs were well represented, namely Volvo, Alfa Romeo, Ford Model A Club of South Africa, Vryheid Old Wheels Club, Natal Midlands Club, Old Tooter Club, Swazi Car Club, Benoni Old Car Club, the private collection of Hennie Kritzinger and the 4 x 4 Club of Vryheid. The Volvo Owners Club, who have dubbed their departure to the VVCC Show the "Walk to Vryheid", have completed their 9th consecutive year and displayed 27 vehicles this year. We have had an indication the Volvo Club will be supporting our 2017 car show. Being the 10th consecutive year, they wish to bring no less than 40 vehicles, and this challenge has been extended to other car clubs! This year we were well supported by privately owned motorcycles. All club support is imperative to these charity events and all car clubs, vintage and classic alike, are invited to support the show and become an institution like the Volvo members. |
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| Well done to our club members with the effort taken to exhibit vintage tractors, stationary engines and implements with specific mention going to the 1926 Robey industrial engine with a fly wheel of 6 feet in diameter. |
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Facts and figures pertaining to the 2016 Car Show: Vehicles on display - Approximately 250 (including modern vehicles) Pre-WW11 vehicles (Pre 1940) - (43 owned by VVCC members) 4 Ford Model T's (Pre1930) - it is worth noting there are 10 Model T's currently owned by VVCC members. A notable mention should go the 1909 EMF that was on display. Submitted by Des Lemmon-Warde |
