Hot wheels at Tathra Rockabilly Retro Market
Hot wheels at Tathra Rockabilly Retro Market
Rockin' style: Hanna Marshall stepped out in true vintage fashion. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Percy Catt crusin' in his EH holden. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Gordon Patterson and his lovely car Crumpet, a 1948 Jowet Bradford. " I have been restoring cars since I was 8 years old." Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Its all in the detail: A fox tail hangs on an aerial.Picture: Rachel Mounsey
And the winner is : Frankie J Holden shows off the winning car from the peoples choice awards. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Winners : Kathy and Anthony Dack were thrilled to be announced winners of the peoples choice awards.Picture : Rachel Mounsey
Dogs and all: Gerard and Henni Pepping with their fabulous pooches Ebony and Ziggy travelled from Mount Evelyn for the Rockabilly festival : Picture:Rachel Mounsey
Who let the fox out: Tony Rettke sits in his 1949 Chev wearing his mother in laws fox shawl. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Miley Salter and her dog Nismo kicking back in her Grandfather's EH Holden panel van . Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Bega Postie Mark Mead in his 1966 Cortina. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
On the road again : Percy Catt's recently restored EH Holden has been done up like a dream. Picture; Rachel Mounsey
Nicky Harris, Chris Aitken and Isaiah Wilde from Brogo . Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Lynne and Tony Peters' 1952 FX Holden came in third place in the peoples choice awards. Pictures: Rachel Mounsey
" Now this is a classic." Gordon Patterson shows off his 1960's Barry Bennett Board. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
A bit of vintage detail goes a long way. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Hanna Marshall checks out the EH holden that was next to her market stall. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
"Runs like a clock." Ian and Lorraine Walsh from Minnamurra in their 1965 Mustang. Picture: Rachel Mounsey
Janet Noble and Peter Campbell from Black Range check out in style . Picture: Rachel Mounsey
It was all hot wheels and dream loving at the Tathra Rockabilly Retro market on Saturday, September 8.
Vintage cars, caravans and rockabillies came from all corners of the state and beyond.
The Tathra Country Club could have easily been mistaken for Cuba with the rally of hot vintage cars on display.
The market was part of Rockabilly Week and was touted as a day out for all the family. Stalls included food, sweets as well as vintage clothing and jewellery.
Click or swipe through the above gallery for scenes from the day. Pictures: Rachel Mounsey