Car enthusiasts flock to display at Lake Pertobe in Warrnambool
The south-west's penchant for classic cars was evident on Sunday as thousands of people flocked to Lake Pertobe for a car display.
POPULAR: Crowds of people flocked to Lake Pertobe for the annual event held by the Warrnambool and District Historical Vehicle Club. Picture: Morgan Hancock
Young and old perused the lines of muscle cars, vintage cars and everything in between at the Warrnambool and District Historical Vehicle Club event.
MUSCLE CARS: There were cars that delighted young and old, with some even available to buy. Picture: Morgan Hancock
It was a bumper day at Lake Pertobe and throughout Warrnambool, with the car display and fresh markets luring plenty of people to the city for the weekend.
BUMPER CROWD: Lake Pertobe was a hive of activity, with the car display and fresh markets. Picture: Morgan Hancock
FUN IN THE SUN: Residents and visitors alike attended the event at Lake Pertobe on Sunday. Picture: Morgan Hancock
One of the vehicles which turned heads was a 1920 Dodge Brothers tourer, which was restored in Terang over two years and is owned by Warrnambool's Murray Murfett. The car display has been held annually for nearly four decades.
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