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| A row of classic Americans. |
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| 1973 Kenworth LW924, ready for restoration. |
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| Only 1 year newer than the Kenworth above, but this must be one of New Zealand's most fastidious restorations. |
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| One of the later versions of Leyland's ergomatic cab, originally introduced in 1965, is used on this 1979 Super Buffalo. |
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| Classic looks of a 1958 Bedford D6. |
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| A rarely seen Bedford WL |
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| The Foden steam truck in the colours of Emmerson's Brewery is magnificent. |
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| The Masterton district Council's Aveling & Porter Invicta steam roller . I can remember this being used on road building when I was younger. |
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| The McLaren traction engine pulls a modern trailer load of logs with ease. |
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| The 1963 Dodge 330 is as an absolute pleasure to drive, according to a friend who has had that pleasure. |
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| A big modern beast. |
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| A fairly rare 1939 Singer Nine. |
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| International 706, appears to have no friends. |
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| Rides in the Clydesdale drawn wagon were popular. |
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| 1981 GMC Topkick, owned by one of the stationary engine exhibitors. |
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| The original Mini, a 1933 Austin Seven. |
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| 1994 Peterbilt 377A |
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| 1952 Commer Superpoise. |
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