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Ballito Junction classic car show revs it up

Entering its second year, the classic car show has built on the success of the previous event, adding an additional 100 cars to the line-up.

Not only did the turnout at the second classic car show at Ballito Junction skyrocket, so too did the line-up of cars on display on Sunday.

A line-up of Volkswagen Beetles brought back many happy memories for visitors.
Mukesh Mawalall proudly shows off his 1968 Ford Mexico.

More than 250 cars and even some motorcycles filled the level 6 parking area, which opened to the public at 10am.

Ballito’s Peter Banks with his dream machine, a 1953 MG TD.
Ralen Ramparsad with his 1978 Ford Escort V8, one of several American muscle cars he owns.

A line-up of exquisite classics, American muscle cars right through to the much-loved Volkswagen Beetle fanatics kept visitors enthralled.

Eshwarlall Prabragalath with this mean-looking Pontiac Trans Am.

The event was held in conjunction with Ballito Auto Body and saw cars not only from KwaZulu-Natal make an appearance, but also car clubs from other provinces.

A beautiful Jaguar 3.8 Mark 2.

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