A very small part of the 300+ hot rod procession winds its way past the Valla pub, after the street display in town.

John Philpot's chopped '30 coupe was put together in just 10 months, and the $65k asking price should see it sold fairly quickly.

Allan Scott's '38 Chevy coupe is often published in the hot rod books, and if you click on the picture, you'll see why.

Rob Osberg '28 hiboy roadster pickup is a neat little jigger - we love the colour coded bars in the deuce grille shell.

The 'other' red '36 roadster at Valla was from Victoria, which proves that Victorians also have great taste.

Another T coupe kept Mick Noble's company during the run & street parade. Don't they look great?

Steve Philpot, from the Tweed Area Street Rods club, has had this '32 Tudor for more years than he cares to remember.

Graham Martin's hiboy coupe rumble seat has the rarest of all of the '34 Ford accessories - Ian Cameron.

Fred Eyley's '36 roadster looks spot on - the wide whites and steel wheels give it that sought after old timey look.

Chad Lackey's '34 Tudor always looks great - is that a new pinstripe running the length of the car?

An Aussie bodied '34 Ford Fordor is amongst the line of wenders- that is, those wending their way past the pub, and back to the park.

Chris Hickman's Willys coupe hunkers down. The blown SBC powered car is from Manning Valley Cruisers, Taree.

The bobbed rear guards are not often seen, but they were popular in the day, and they keep more grit & stuff off the car than cycle guards.

Yellow cars are notoriously difficult to photograph, but we had to make a special effort to get this '34 Tudor.

Steve McKay, a member of the host club, the Dragens, is always at Valla in this '30 coupe.

Pat Laub had some nibbles on his fuel injected SBC powered '41 Willys coupe, but it hasn't been sold yet.

When he wasn't cruising, he was driving - this T-bucket hardly had a chance to cool down all week.

Mark Huishe lives in Valla, so he must love it when all these rods & rodders come to his stomping ground.

Once a glittering gold painted and chrome plated show car, the former Bill Smith is happily back on the street.

Mick Noble and his T coupe are from Port Macquarie, where Mick is a member of Taree Street Rodders.

Gary Hudson's heavily hammered '35 Tudor gets to plenty of runs. The lowered lid would allow it to slip smoothly through the air.

From the unbelievably radical department, this Austin turned more heads than most.

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