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Classic Car Show 2012
The 2012 Classic Car and Bike Show - hosted by the International Police Association - featured quite a variety of automotive eye-candy. Ryan Bubear braved the sun to bring you shots of the best vehicles on display...
There were a number of AC Cobras on display.
This VW Kombi had plenty of extras, from chrome rims and LED lights to a rather comprehensive sound system.
There were a number of Chevrolets on display, with this Chevelle one of the best examples.
Yet another AC Cobra on display.
This tasty Chevrolet Camaro looked rather menacing...
Nice detail on the Camaro...
This "rat-look" vintage hotrod was discovered in the parking lot.
Yet more Cobras...
Stickers covered many of the more modern show cars, with this one on a modified VW Polo one of the more humorous.
The owner of this Ford certainly made it his own...
This Mk1 Volkswagen Golf sported an interesting colour combination, thanks to its vinyl wrap.
You never can have too many Cobras, can you?
This fifth-generation Honda Prelude, featuring a 2.2-litre VTEC powerplant, was for sale on the day.
This special edition Renault Megane 225 F1 was also in attendance.
A BMW E30 cabriolet cut a lonely figure, parked off in the shade. It featured a sticker that read: 'BMW built, not bought'.
There was more than just one Volkswagen Karmann Ghia at the show...
A great variety of more modern vehicles were on show too.
This second-generation VW Jetta featured a colour-coded engine bay.
This Maserati GranTurismo may not be a classic quite yet, but its elderly owner decided to show it off anyway.
Harper Sports Cars had a few vehicles on display too. This particular car sported a 1600 supercharged Toyota engine, with a claimed 0-100km/h time of five seconds.
The Heritage Group showed off a number of military vehicles.
What South African car show would be complete without a Cortina? This 1962 Ford Consul Cortina was a minter.
Does the 331kW Audi RS 4 Avant successfully blend practicality and eye-popping performance?
Is bigger better? We sample the Peugeot 208 1.6 VTi Allure and compare it to the three-cylinder.
We test the Honda CR-V 2.0 Comfort FWD and give our verdict on the cheapest model in the range.
