President Ian announcing one of the winners of our raffle. It earned $420 from donations for our charities - Little Wings and Riding for the Disabled.

President Ian presenting Veronica with her 1st place in the Best Australian Car category for her wonderful 1964 Holden EH sedan.

Bruce accepting his second place certificate for his excellent 1950 Holden 48-215 in the Best Australian Car category. His Holden is the second car to come to Maitland in the early 1950s.

Genine receives her first place certificate for her excellent Toyota Camry in the Best Asian Car category.

Andrew receiving his first place certificate for his iconic 1957 MGA in the Best Sports Car category.

Chris accepting his first place certificate for his 1977 Holden Monaro in the Best Muscle Car category.

Trevor has a truly excellent collection of Holdens. Here he accepts his first place certificate for his magnificent 1956 Holden FJ utility in the Best Utility or Van (car derivative).

Brett receiving his first place certificate for his 110 Landrover and trailer in the Best Military Vehicle category.

John accepting the certificate for Best Military Motorbike for Norm's much-travelled and reliable 1991 Yamaha XT.

Ian presents Robert with his first place certificate for his fabulous 1951 BSA Bantam in the Best Motorcyle 1946-1970 category.

John receiving his first place certificate for his very nice 1982 Nissan Skyline in the Best Unrestored (original) category.

President Ian drawing a raffle prize under the watchful eye of Margaret, Sue and Veronica - our fund-raising team. The raffle raised $420 for our charities.

John proudly accepts the certificate for 2nd place in the Best Unrestored (original) category for his desirable 1984 Holden Brock Magnum.

Robert is 'up there again' this time accepting the certificate for the Peers' Choice - Best Bike for his impressive 1951 BSA Bantam.

Trevor is 'up there again', collecting his certificate for the Peers' Choice - Best Car for his magnificent 1956 Holden FJ utility.

Kevin accepts his prestigous award for the Peers' Choice - Superclass, Best of the Best category for his glorious Vanguard.

A study in concentration and commitment as Alex explains the judging process. MCMA in indebted to the 8 judges from other clubs who gave up their time to judge for us.

President Ian applauds one of the many category winners.

Ian explains the underpinnings of the concourse show 'n shine process to some audience meetings such as Vicki and Wendy sitting in front of Mick's maroon Lincoln.

The presentation continues with focussed attention in the front row from John, Margaret and Greg.

During the presentation some chose to closely follow the proceedings especially at far left with two committee members, Alex and Mick.

Peter accepts his raffle prize - the 'good oil'.

Mick accepts his Member of the Year certificate from President Ian, with an appreciative and sentimental tear in his eye, The blurred effect is caused by another tear in the eye - the photographer's.

Jason's 1916 Ford Model T is an absolute beauty. Here, under Alex's careful scrutiny, he accepts the certificate for 1st place in the Best Car (pre WWI to 1945).

Chris is chuffed to receive the first place certificate for Best British Car for his excellent Morris Mini.

Tony was excited to be acknowledged with second place for the quality of his 1946 Austin 10 in the Best British car category.

Jeremy receiving the 3rd place certificate for his very tidy 1968 Jaguar Mark II in the Best British Car category.

David receives his 1st place award in the Best European category for his very collectable 1977 Mercedes Benz coupe.

Mike proudly accepts the 1st place award for his hugely luxurious 1976 Lincoln in the Best American Car category.

Ian explains the underpinnings of the concourse show 'n shine process to some audience meetings such as Vicki and Wendy sitting in front of Mick's maroon Lincoln.