More than 200 veteran and vintage and classic cars, trucks and motorcycles
will converge on the Adelaide Parklands for a public display on the 3rd Sunday in March.
Organised by The Vintage Sports Car Club of South Australia,
the annual Historic Motor Vehicle Gathering is primarily
for vehicles built before 1931, with post '30 (classic) vehicles displayed separately.
This annual display gives the public a chance to see just how quickly vehicles evolved
in the first few decades of the past century.
On display will be everything from spindly, single-cylinder cars and bikes well over 100 years old, capable of just 40kph,
to large eight-cylinder luxury vehicles from the height of the "Roaring Twenties" more than capable of mixing it with modern traffic.
This is not just a great opportunity to see the history of motoring and marvel at the design, development, and grandeur of these magnificent vehicles, but a chance to meet and talk with their proud custodians.
This is also an opportunity for younger people to see 'up close and personal' relics from an era of motoring very few living people truly remember, thus helping to foster and preserve an interest in the historic vehicle movement.
The vehicles will be displayed in Edwards Park (Park 23) on the western side of Anzac Highway,
between the Keswick Bridge and West Terrace from 10:30am to 2:30pm.
There is no entry form or admission charge for entrants or spectators,
and free car & trailer parking is available on the same grounds.
Enter off Anzac Highway.
There will be on-site catering .
Historic Motor Vehicle Gathering
3rd SUNDAY IN MARCH
ADELAIDE PARKLANDS COME ALIVE WITH VINTAGE VEHICLES
10:30am to 2:30pm