The Dutch people were very friendly and helped us on many occasions.

There were many beautiful classic cars on show and in an outstanding condition, like this gorgeous Renault.

There were many more classics ranging from later Citroens to Morris Minors, MG's, Rolls Royce, American cars, old Peugeots, DKW, Fiat Simca.

This model was one of my favourite cars, when I was a boy. Many, many years ago.

This is one end of the line, I counted 22 JBA's at the show.

The kids were nice and polite and they can speak English. They did not clamber over the cars at the show, like some of the children at UK shows do.

They broadcast details of the show over the radio.

Two lots of 70 cars left from the showground at different times. We had a Police escort of two motorcycle out riders.

John and Judy Shaw were awarded the prize for the best JBA Falcon by the V.O.C. Their two tone Falcon Tourer looked superb. Well done!. 

There was one hiccup at the end of the show. We were about to take part in another tour, but just as we were about to set off, the heavens opened up delaying some of us, but as we were last, we got lost. Unbeknown to us, the run was cancelled. Due to the heavy downpour a mix up was caused and word did not get down to the end of the line.

We decided to head for the Tennis Club where the barbeque was to be held and were invited in. While waiting for the rest of our party to arrive we were given coffee and rolls.  It was about two hours before the rest arrived, they had all went back to camp.

There was a lovely spread laid on for everyone. 

We had a great evening talking to to our Dutch friends.  

There was a video of the day showing all our Falcons along with their beautiful classic cars and the run, showing on a large screen. 

Our thanks must go to the organisers of the V.O.C. for a wonderful show and an excellent barbeque and to the Veenendaal Police Department for a beautiful run round their city. Our thanks to you all.