Collectors, motoring enthusiasts and families are preparing for one of the Riverina's most popular annual events, with the Deniliquin Collectors Club Spring Rally returning to Deniliquin Memorial Park on September 19 and 20.
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The much-loved two-day gathering will once again showcase an impressive array of vintage vehicles, machinery, memorabilia and collectables, attracting exhibitors and visitors from across the region and beyond.
Held beside the picturesque Edward River, the rally offers something for enthusiasts of all ages.
Visitors can expect to see a diverse display of tractors, hot rods, classic and custom cars, motorcycles, stationary engines and vintage caravans, all lovingly restored and maintained by passionate owners.
Inside the pavilion, a fascinating collection of memorabilia and private collections will provide plenty of opportunities to step back in time and explore Australia's rich motoring and agricultural heritage.
New Holland tractor toys.
Photo by
Rebecca Flisher
This year's rally will place a special focus on Ferguson and British Motor Corporation (BMC) vehicles and machinery.
Ferguson tractors and BMC cars - including popular brands such as Morris, Austin and Mini - played a significant role in rural and urban Australia throughout the 20th century, and many examples are expected to be on display throughout the weekend.
One of the highlights of the event will be the annual Tractor Trek on Saturday morning, when participants take their vintage machines on a scenic tour of the district before returning to Memorial Park.
Dion Hearn's guitar collection.
Photo by
Rebecca Flisher
Another is the popular Show and Shine competition, giving vehicle owners the chance to showcase their pride and joy while competing for a range of awards.
Traditionally held on the second day of the annual event, it’s been brought forward to the Saturday this year.
Best of all, entry for spectators is free, making the Spring Rally an affordable and enjoyable outing for the whole family.
Whether you're a seasoned collector, a motoring enthusiast, or simply looking for an interesting weekend activity, the Deniliquin Collectors Club Spring Rally promises a celebration of history, craftsmanship and community spirit that shouldn't be missed.
Craig Hunter and John McQualter.
Ray and Margaret Griffin.
Deniliquin Collectors Club secretary Daryl Whateley with his 1950 Ferguson tractor and Bacchus Marsh visitor Mick Walker with a 1963 Ford Fairlane 500.
