David Hack Classic celebrates 20 years
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Cars of all shapes and sizes yesterday took over Toowoomba aerodrome - see our gallery
The annual David Hack Classic, run by Rotary in Toowoomba North (Qld), yesterday celebrated its 20th year with a big and eclectic mix of cars, motorcycles and aircraft.
Held at the Toowoomba aerodrome, the event also featured a display of military vehicles, warbird flypasts and an RAAF C-27J Spartan cargo aircraft open to the public.
There was a rich variety of classic and muscle cars on show, with owners more than happy to have a chat and tell the story of their favourite toys.
Look for a report in issue 415 of Unique Cars mag (on sale June 21), where we get to unwrap some of those tales.
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