IN PICTURES: Car lovers flock to Centennial Oval for first swap meet edition of Cars on the Green
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Engines roared and polished paint gleamed as car lovers took to Centennial Oval on February 8 for Cars on the Green.
The monthly event brought together car enthusiasts eager to show off their pride and joy to fellow enthusiasts and the wider community, doubling as the first swap meet edition.
From shiny vintage classics to more modern arrivals, the community was treated to a display of vehicles in various sizes, shapes and colours.
Shaun Dayman and Brett Bell. Credit: Amy Towers
Hundreds of cars lined the oval, drawing large crowds. People paused to take photos, inspect details and admire the rare models.
A range of stalls were on the oval offering car parts, vintage collectables and memorabilia for purchase.
The day celebrated automotive history and brought car lovers together from Albany and the Great Southern.
Alexander, 2, Courtnie and Max Snell, 5. Credit: Amy TowersLorraine and Ian Williams. Credit: Amy TowersIan Derrick, Peter Brown and John Burgess. Credit: Amy TowersAdrian Smith and Duane Jury. Credit: Amy TowersDon Bruce and David McCracken. Credit: Amy TowersDarrell Jackman and Terry Dooley. Credit: Amy TowersSteve Barker and John Brade. Credit: Amy TowersCars on the Green, Centennial Park. Credit: Amy TowersBelinda Lorosa and Karen Hounsfield. Credit: Amy TowersNicola Edwards, Aimee Condren and Belinda Condren. Credit: Amy TowersKirsty and Greg Martin. Credit: Amy TowersMarkets and stalls were on show at Cars on the Green. Credit: Amy TowersSome of the many cars on display on Sunday. Credit: Amy TowersAnne Pirga and Melody Pirga, 15. Credit: Amy TowersKim Arthur and Keith Perry. Credit: Amy TowersJessie Judge, Heddie Cotton and Andrew Cotton. Credit: Amy Towers
