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| A peak through the window of the Watchorn's B model Mack. |
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| Gleeson's Transport of Pahiatua brought along their Mercedes 1418, dating from 1973. |
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| 1954 International AR110 looked superb in its period shade of paint. |
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| 1968 Kenworth must be one of the first of the breed in NZ. |
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| Some more shots of the modern trucks in the parade......Volvo |
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| Volvo FH from 2009. |
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| 2012 Freightliner Argosy. |
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| 2013 Mercedes Benz has big cab, big motor and BIGEST rego plate. |
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| 1993 Kenworth T600A. |
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| 1986 NissanCWA52 has done close to three quarters of a million kms. |
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| This is Garrity's other Dodge. This one they purchased new in 1979 and has the Perkins 540 V8. |
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| The International 3070 were plentiful on NZ roads in their day and were fitted with the big 903 cu in V8 Cummins. |
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| Nice old 1968 Commer I thought had the TS3, but records list it at 4400cc so I'm not so sure. As far as I am aware the largest TS3s were only 3520cc. |
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| Max took this snap of the Watchorn Mack B615RS from 1960. This unit was originally restored by Motor Truck Distributors (the Mack importers) for their own promotional use. |
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| The 1980 Ford DT2412 was restored in my hometown and is an accurate example of the many Fords of this model that Transport Wairarapa operated. |
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| Mark Moody attended with his 8 wheeler Mack Ultraliner |
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| Max, who took some of the photos here, cruised over from nearby Palmerston North in his original (except for a repaint) 1960 Jaguar 3.4 Mk II. |
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