BIRREGURRA MOTOR SHOW 2025
WINNERS
BEST IN SHOW Ian Vaughan – 1934 Ford 5 window coupe
CARS
BEST AUSTRALIAN Ray Kosir – 1965 Ford XP Delux
BEST USA CAR James Croft - 1969 Chevrolet
BEST EUROPEAN Ken Slingsby - 1958 Triumph
BEST JANAPESE (Quinney Trophy) Doug Thomas – 1992 Nissan 300ZX
BEST ORIGINAL (all years) Frank Camilleri 1964 Holden EH
BEST HOT ROD Cliff Rigby – 1932 Ford Roadster
BEST CUSTOM Chris Waugh – 1987 Holden Calais
BEST VETERAN (pre 1920) NO ENTRY
BEST VINTAGE (pre 1921-1950) Noel Le Lievre - 1929 Chevrolet
BEST PRE 1975 91951-1975) Bill Kelly – 1966 Mini Cooper
MOTORCYCLES
BEST ORIGINAL MOTORCYCLE Adrian Matthews 1934 Sunbeam
BEST VINTAGE (pre 1950) Mike Juleff – 1941 Indian
BEST pre 1975 Michael Bakker – 1972 Kawasaki Z900
BEST USA Jeremy Ham – 1998 Harley Davidson
BEST JAPANESE Michael Bakker – 1972 Kawasaki Z900
BEST EUROPEAN David Kimber – 1969 BMW
OTHER
BEST AGRICULTURAL (stationary motor) NO ENTRY
BEST TRUCK (pre1960) Bob Ethell – 1925 Ford
BEST TRUCK (Post 1960) Stephen Robins – 1978 Atkinson
BEST AGRICULTURAL NO ENTRY
BEST CLUB/GROUP/TEAM DISPLAY Falcon GT Club, Geelong.
CONGRATULATIONS TO ALL OUR WINNERS
OUR 2025 SPONSORS:
WITHOUT WHOM WE WOULD NOT HAVE HAD A SHOW
Adam Harris Concrete
THE QUINNEY FAMILY HAS AGAIN SPONSORED THE
'KEEGAN QUINNEY MEMORIAL TROPHY' FOR BEST JAPANESE CAR.
THE BMEC THANKS ALL OUR SPONSORS FOR THEIR SUPPORT OF OUR EVENT
About the Keegan Quinney Trophy - Best Japanese Car
The 'Keegan Quinney Memorial Trophy' for Best Japanese Car is proudly sponsored by the Quinney Family.
Keegan was born on the 29th of July 1997 with a rare immunodeficiency disorder called hyper IgE Syndrome - there were only four known cases in Australia. Keegan spent months at a time in the RCH. At aged 6 his right lung was removed resulting in many complications that kept him returning to the RCH for months at a time to receive treatment.
Keegan succumbed to the disease and passed away on January 30 2019. He was only 21.
Keegan had a love of cars, Japanese cars in particular. He was the proud owner of a Toyota Corolla sedan. His love of this car inspired his parents, Sue and Greg to sponsor this trophy – The Keegan Quinney Memorial Trophy for Best Japanese Car.
He was loved and cherished by many people, especially his parents, Greg and Sue and his siblings, James, Nicole and Micha
The trophy was first awarded at our 2024 show and will again be proudly presented at our 2025 event.
Keegan's Mighty Mods Youtube: Make-A-Wish with Mighty Car Mods (youtube.com)
And of course, the membership of the Birregurra Motor Enthusiasts Club