Hosted by the Mid North Coast Ford Owners Club, the show paid tribute to all Fords  with proud owners displaying their beloved machines in the wonderful weather.

There wasn’t a cloud in the sky as Mustangs, GTs and everything in between packed onto the grass.

Among them was was Ron Woods, who displayed his fully restored 1965 Mustang Coup.

“I’ve had the car for about five years and I’ve always had a passion for them,” Mr Woods said. “My dad was into cars and so was my next door neighbour growing up, so I guess you can say it’s in my blood.”

Mr Woods still does up cars and is excited to be working on his next project - a 1964 Shelby.

In total there were 95 cars entered into the show, with 75 cars judged. The overall winner for the best car in show went to a 1971 XY station wagon.

President of the MNC Ford Owners Club Steve Jubb was thrilled wit the turn out and the weather.

“It was a nice hot day, much better than it being wet,” he said. 

“We’ve run it now for six years and it’s getting bigger every year, with cars coming from all over, so we can’t wait to run it again next year.”