Organisers said the crowd of 6000 people was on par with last year but there were even more cars and bikes entered – over 400.

”The quality of the cars on display was Impeccable which only made the judges job all that much harder,” president Ian Jones said.

All Proceeds from this year’s event go to the John Hunter Children’s Hospital Paediatric Oncology Unit  and five children’s sports clubs.

Best Veteran/Vintage  1929 Oakland              Mal Smith

Best American               1937 Oldsmobile         Bill Kalb

Best British                     1960 MGA                    Georgie Mackay

Best Continental            Porsche 944                Phil Ingram

Best Asian                       Mazda RX3

Best Holden                    1966 Holden HR          Tony Rowe

Best Ford                        1967 GT Falcon            John Mayce

Best Chrysler                  CL Valiant Regal           Rob Meguyer

Best Muscle Car            1966 Mustang               Ross Williams

Best Hot Rod                 1923 T’Bucket               Thommo

Best Rat Rod                  1935 Ford                       Mick Ling

Best country Ute         FX Holden                        Dave Brown

Best Commercial         XY Falcon ute                  Darren Graham

Best Motorcycle         2015 Harley Breakout    Shane Evans

Best Trike there were none so it went to

Best Outfit                   1964 Triumph T’Bird        Bruce Burgmann

Best TAC Club Car       1954 FJ Holden                 Steve Stone

Best Club Display       Maitland Classic Motor Association

Shannons Pick:         

Best of Show              Lancia Fulvia                        Jim White

People’ Choice            Iron Head Harley               Greg Hodson