As part of National Motoring Heritage Day on Sunday, members of the Goulburn Valley Motor Vehicle Drivers Club held a display of heritage vehicles at Victoria Park Lake, Shepparton.
Despite the cold conditions and occasional light showers, approximately 170 members showed off over 80 vehicles, ranging from a veteran Ford Model T to cars only 25 years old.
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Don Brisbane in his 1964 E-Type Jaguar at Victoria Park Lake on Sunday. Photo by Megan FisherImage 2 of 17
Lloyd Healy with his 1928 A model Ford at Victoria Park Lake as part of National Motoring Heritage Day on Sunday, May 21. Photo by Megan FisherImage 3 of 17
Trivish Karunanayake, 5, in front of a Mini at the lake on Sunday. Photo by Megan FisherImage 4 of 17
Vintage cars at Victoria Park Lake as part of National Motoring Heritage Day. Photo by Megan FisherImage 5 of 17
A Ford GT at Victoria Park Lake as part of National Motoring Heritage Day. Photo by Megan FisherImage 6 of 17
Veteran (pre-1919), vintage (1919-1930) and classic motor vehicles were on display. Photo by Megan FisherImage 7 of 17
A 1929 Ford Model A tourer at Victoria Park Lake as part of National Motoring Heritage Day.Image 8 of 17
A 1914 Ford Model T tourer at Victoria Park Lake.Image 9 of 17
Ford Falcons galore at Victoria Park Lake — with a 1972 XA GT, 1969 XT GT, 1971 XY GT and 1975 XB GT.Image 10 of 17
A 1965 Alvis TE21 drophead coupe at Victoria Park Lake.Image 11 of 17
A Jaguar 1.5 sedan at Victoria Park Lake as part of National Motoring Heritage Day.Image 12 of 17
A 1930 Erskine model 53 sedan and a 1928 Ford Model A tourer at Victoria Park Lake.Image 13 of 17
A 1968 Holden HK Brougham sedan at Victoria Park Lake as part of National Motoring Heritage Day.Image 14 of 17
A Fiat 124 sport coupe at Victoria Park Lake as part of National Motoring Heritage Day on Sunday, May 21.Image 15 of 17
Bruce Mellington in his 1929 Dodge. Photo by Megan FisherImage 16 of 17
Lloyd Healy with his 1928 A Model Ford at Victoria Park Lake. Photo by Megan FisherImage 17 of 17
Dennis and Meryl Zanelli in front of their 1982 ZK Fairlane. Photo by Megan FisherNational Motoring Heritage Day is held in May each year to showcase the many historic vehicles in the community that are being preserved for future generations to see and enjoy.
A collection taken on the day will be donated to the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre.
The club is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of all types of historic vehicles. More details about the club can be found at www.gvmvdc.com.au