An exhibition of vintage tractors in a row.
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The Lockington Vintage Rally has wrapped up another successful year, with strong crowds, ideal weather and a wide range of machinery on display across the weekend.
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Held at the Lockington and District Living Heritage Complex on April 25 and 26, the event marked its 28th year, drawing more than 250 paying visitors through the gate and featuring more than 150 exhibitors and about 200 vehicles.
Organiser Beryl Marshall said the weekend exceeded expectations.
“It went really well, the weather was great and it was brilliant to see everyone out enjoying it,” she said.
Classic and vintage cars were on display.
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All vehicles scheduled to attend made an appearance, with highlights including the Nash Ajax Touring and the John Deere Model D, both celebrating their 100th anniversaries.
Ms Marshall also took part in the event, driving her own 100-year-old Nash Ajax Touring.
The grand parades proved a crowd favourite, with vintage tractors and cars on full display.
“The parades were fantastic, everything throttled away, and the Hart Parr tractor was probably the noisiest on start-up,” she said.
Geoff Holm and Geoff Pyers admiring one of the classics.
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Saturday night entertainment from the Locky Ukers also drew a large crowd.
“The room was chock-full, it was a great atmosphere,” Ms Marshall said.
Food provided by the heritage complex kitchen was another highlight, with more than 100 scones sold across the weekend.
Ms Marshall said the strong attendance and community involvement created a positive atmosphere throughout the event.
All sorts of vintage vehicles converged on Lockington for the vintage rally.
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“We were really pleased with the turnout and the vibe across the weekend,” she said.
“It was great to see so many people come along and take an interest in the exhibits.”
The rally once again showcased Lockington’s strong community spirit and passion for preserving vintage machinery and history.
The Locky Ukers entertained the crowd on Saturday night.
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Jaxon and Joel Wolfe check out the displays.
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Layla Thomson finds a comfortable seat.
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Isla Bramley, Leaton Gamble and Jedd Bramley survey the display from above.
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Lockington Lions Park was awash with vintage machinery.
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One of the many vintage vehicles on display at Lockington.
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Harold Nixon and Kylie Lloyd.
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Daryl and Frank Fagan find some shade in front of a vintage truck.
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Hart and Henni Bryant were all smiles at Lockington.
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Sue Jewson and Mitch and Billy Lees check ot the tractor display.
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Thomas Gowler and Temarie Mancer took a look inside a vintage tractor.
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John Paul from Bendigo shows off his vintage machine.
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Lockington Vintage Rally was well attended again.
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