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Coast to Chrome Welcome to Coast to Chrome. Chasing classic Aussie iron, custom builds, and vintage bike culture along the coast.

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Follow us for stunning scenic drive videos featuring coastal highways, mountain roads, and countryside routes, plus comprehensive coverage of classic car shows, vintage automobile events, and hot rod gatherings nationwide.
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Beautiful driving videos from iconic routes
Classic car show highlights and walkarounds
Vintage car features and automotive history
Road trip inspiration and travel guides
American muscle cars, European classics, and rare collector vehicles
Chrome-era automobiles and restored gems

Perfect for classic car enthusiasts, road trip planners, vintage car collectors, and anyone who loves the open road and automotive nostalgia. Join our community of car lovers and travel enthusiasts! Like our page for weekly updates featuring the best in classic cars and scenic driving adventures.

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28/08/2026

CLASSIC 1961 AUSSIE KUSTOM: The EK Holden Ute at Moruya. 🇦🇺🚗

Spotted resting on the grass at the South Coast Nostalgic Hot Rod & Kustom Run, this powder blue 1961 Holden EK Ute proves that classic early-60s styling holds up forever.

Featuring custom-punched louvres on the bonnet and tailgate, classic whitewall tires with spinner hubcaps, a front visor, and a slung-low stance, it’s an absolute tribute to 1960s Aussie motoring.

Engagement: Did your family drive or work out of an old '61 EK back in the day? Let us know your favorite memories down below! 👇

27/08/2026

HIGH-IMPACT '32 FORD STEEL: The 1932 Ford Pickup at Moruya. ⚡️🛻

Commercial workhorses turned street-destroying hot rods will never go out of style. Spotted sitting on the grass at the South Coast Nostalgic Hot Rod & Kustom Run, this vibrant green 1932 Ford Pickup was turning heads all morning.

With its side covers deleted to show off the Edelbrock-dressed V8, classic orange wire wheels, embossed Ford tailgate, and custom rear bumper assembly, it’s a killer blend of old-school shop truck aesthetic and high-end street rod detail.

Engagement: Orange on green—how do you rate this bold color combo on a '32? Let us know in the comments! 👇

26/08/2026

EXPOSED V8 POWER AT MORUYA: The Electric Blue Ford Model A Tudor Hot Rod. ⚡️🚗

The South Coast Nostalgic Hot Rod & Kustom Run always brings out the heavy hitters, but this chopped Electric Blue Ford Model A Tudor sedan was stopping everyone in their tracks at Moruya.

Sitting low under the shade, this classic Ford features an exposed V8 breathing through a twin-carb dual-quad setup, '32 Ford front end, custom white interior, and hand-done pinstriping along the cowl. It’s loud, raw, and built to cruise the coastal roads in style.

❓ What's your favorite detail on an open-wheel Ford rod build—the chopped roofline, the exposed engine bay, or the stance? Let us know below! 👇

24/08/2026

Before the Torana became a track-dominating muscle car legend, it was the perfect Australian family cruiser.

Spotted resting on the grass at the Pambula Show & Shine, this metallic silver LC Torana SL sedan is as clean as they come. Featuring the extended front end designed to fit the trusty Holden six-cylinder, factory chrome bumpers, and original hubcaps, it’s a timeless nod to early-70s suburban Aussie driving.

❓ Did you or your parents have an LC or LJ Torana back in the day? Share your memories in the comments! 👇

22/08/2026

Before modern speedway bikes took over, the legendary J*P (JA Prestwich) 500cc single was the absolute king of the dirt oval.

Spotted resting under the marquee at the Pambula Show & Shine, this classic racer is a masterclass in raw competition engineering. Running direct drive with no front brake, exposed valve gear, and a polished wedge tank, it’s a living testament to the golden era of Australian speedway racing.

Engagement: Who remembers watching classic J*P speedway bikes backing it sideways on local dirt tracks? Share your memories in the comments! 👇

22/08/2026

Yamaha 500 thumper power inside a British Hagon frame! 🏁⚡

Spotted resting under the marquee at Pambula Show & Shine! This custom Hagon dirt tracker runs a hard-hitting 500cc Yamaha single-cylinder engine slung inside Alf Hagon’s iconic nickel-plated chassis.

Built for dirt track sliding, this lightweight hybrid pairs reliable Japanese torque with traditional British speedway frame geometry.

❓ What engine would you sling into a Hagon speedway chassis? Drop your pick below! 👇⚡


22/08/2026

1 of only 507 built worldwide—the rare 1949 Riley RMC Roadster! 🇬🇧⚡

Spotted on the grass at Pambula Show & Shine! This rare 1949 Riley RMC 2½ Litre Roadster features cut-down sports doors, three signature chrome fender strakes, cream leather interior, and Riley’s twin-cam 2.5L engine under the bonnet.

From the central Smiths gauges to the blue-and-silver diamond emblem on that waterfall grille, this open-top roadster is pure vintage perfection.

The Question: Would you take this rare 1949 Riley RMC or an MG TD for a weekend coastal drive? Drop your pick below! 👇⚡

21/08/2026

A modern FXFB Fat Bob reborn with pure Chicano Vicla soul. 🏍️🔥

You’d never guess it at first glance, but beneath all that high-chrome Vicla styling sits a modern Harley-Davidson FXFB Softail Fat Bob!

Spotted making a huge statement on the grass at Pambula Show & Shine, this custom build flips the script on modern muscle. It swaps out the stock setup for towering ape hangers, deep red marbled paintwork, a solo leather saddle, and sweeping longtail fishtail exhausts stretching way past the rear tire.

❓ Modern performance or classic Vicla style—which direction would you take a Softail build? Drop your thoughts below! 👇⚡

20/08/2026

AMERICAN LAND YACHT: The 1977 Lincoln Continental Mark V at Pambula. 🇺🇸🚗

At over 19 feet long, the Lincoln Continental Mark V holds the title as the longest two-door coupe Ford ever produced.

Spotted on the grass at the Pambula Show & Shine, this debut-year 1977 model is a true floating lounge room. Complete with its deep burgundy finish, white vinyl landau top, iconic oval opera windows, plush cordovan interior, and an Aussie RHD conversion, it’s the ultimate expression of 1970s personal luxury.

❓ Could you handle parking a 5.8-metre two-door in a modern car park? Let us know in the comments! 👇

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