Ford Model A fans from three countries gather in Albany for Australia's biggest rally
Hundreds gathered in Albany for Australia's largest Ford Model A rally. Some drivers came from England, New Zealand and Slovenia.
The gathering in Albany was the largest Ford Model A rally in the country. Albany sits 400 kilometres south of Perth.
Hundreds of fans came together, with some travelling from England, New Zealand and Slovenia. A driver from Queensland drove 5,000 kilometres on the Nullarbor to take part.
Visitors from Yorkshire, England borrowed a car to join the event. Model As were made from 1928 to 1931, after the famous Model T. The cars are treasured items, owned and driven by collectors who keep the heritage alive.
- Albany, 400 km south of Perth
- Location
- 1928-1931
- Model A production years
- England, New Zealand, Slovenia
- Countries represented
- 5,000 kilometres
- Distance driven by Ben Munneke
Why it mattersCommunities gathering around shared heritage keep history alive and bring people together across continents.
AustraliaThis record-breaking event shows the strong community of classic car enthusiasts in Australia and the passion for preserving vintage vehicles.
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