The Art of Slowing Down
Some places seem to exist beyond the pace of the modern world.
Stewart Island is one of them. Shaped by sea, weather, and time, it remains a place where the journey matters as much as the destination, and where life's simple pleasures are still cherished.
The Briscoe belongs to that same spirit. One of the last surviving examples of its kind, this rare vintage motorcar is a reminder of an era when travel was measured not in speed, but in experience.
Past Over Fast brings these two rare survivors together. Stewart Island and the Briscoe share something increasingly uncommon — authenticity, character, and a quiet refusal to be hurried.
Travelling at a gentler pace allows the landscape to unfold naturally. Hidden bays, native bush, local stories, and unforgettable views are all part of the journey. Not everything worth seeing can be found at speed.
So slow down. Take the long way. Savour the moment.
After all, the only rush should be booking your ride.
PAST OVER FAST — The Art of Slowing Down.
Built for unhurried roads
1920
Briscoe 34 Tourer
30 mph
Cruising speed
100%
Open-top motoring
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Past over Fast
Thirty miles an hour through the unhurried roads of Rakiura.
Home-Vouchers--Contact
THE GARAGE
been@dreefted.com
Halfmoon Bay, Stewart Island
Bygone pace since 1920
© 2026 Past over Fast-Slow motoring on the edge of the world.
PAST OVER FAST
