Weird Home-Build At The Euroa Car Show

In Australia, my favorite season is at hand. While most of the car-crazy world is heading into winter, It’s spring here so the weather is mild and daylight savings means I get to come home from work while the sun’s still out. Best of all, though, is that car show season is just starting. I attended the Euroa Show and Shine on Sunday, and like last year, it was a great event. Held in the small Victorian town of Euroa, the show caters to all makes and models. In total there were about 900 cars, ranging from sensational to mind-boggling. In the mind-boggling category was this 1960s home-made car constructed from Morris and Mini parts, plywood, and fiberglass. As my friend John said "it’s so bad it’s good," it just made me laugh. In the sensational category was the Jaguar D type racing replica that you can see after the jump.