The event was held in Sully this May Bank Holiday Monday, drawing in big crowds for day filled with nostalgia, community spirit, and charity fundraising.
Organised by the Dinas Powys Rotary Club, the event showcased a vibrant mix of nearly 500 classic cars and around 50 motorbikes.
A spokesman for the organisers said: “We are incredibly grateful to our sponsors, exhibitors, stall holders, and everyone who attended.
“The support from the community was outstanding, and it’s wonderful to see the event continue to grow each year while raising vital funds for charity.”
From vintage convertibles to historic motorbikes, the display offered visitors a glimpse into the evolution of automotive design and engineering.
Enthusiasts of all ages explored the vehicles up close, engaging in conversations with proud owners and learning about restoration stories.
Organisers offered special thanks to the main sponsors, WPS Performance and Evans Halshaw, as well as exhibitors and the many attendees who helped create “such a fantastic community occasion.”
Crowds gathered throughout the day to enjoy the warm weather, explore the displays, and support local stall holders.
The spokesman said: “The funds raised will make a meaningful difference to a wide range of causes.”
Organisers said the event raised a significant amount of money for both local and national charities.
Looking ahead to the future, the club said organisers are already looking ahead to next year’s event.
