After last months NZHondas meet was cancelled due to bad weather, the wait for August’s was growing bigger. With Sylvia Park set as the meeting place, the club was hoping to redeem itself after the first Sylvia Park meet.

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With the help of ‘Sarge’, some Wongs chicken and great organising they pulled it off.

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Arriving at the meet, they take your username and plate number. Any problems are sent straight to Sarge, the policeman.

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Having the cars angle parked surely made for some great shots. I loved this little EK. 

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Hate ’em or love ’em, Shuttles are becoming bigger and bigger in the scene. I’m keen to see more getting built.

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Magello had his EG out. Love the yellow paint. The cable tie stitching and FW sticker look pretty cool too.. haha

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“So fresh and so clean”

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Just because it was a Honda meet, didn’t mean there was only Honda’s. This little Starlet was shown to me by a mate and looks mighty cool.

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Not something you see everyday, Corona GT-R Coupe. 

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Can’t fault it at all. 

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Crazy guards on this Corolla.

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We’re a tad in love with Panda Trueno’s..

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By no means my best photo of the night, but this EG Civic had an Integra front put onto it. Definitely not something you see everyday.

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Might recognise this from our recent ‘Day of the 86’ post! Awesome car.

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Causal sticker hunting..

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Not one but two? Hell yeah! 

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And last but not least, this awesome EK.

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More photos on our Facebook page.

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For more information on the meets, check out NZ Hondas.

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–Chris