The Sydney Classic and Antique Truck Show, held at annually at Penrith’s Museum of Fire, brought together a wide cross section of Australia’s trucking heritage
Penrith’s Museum of Fire hosted its seventh annual Sydney Classic and Antique Truck Show on May 28, bringing together rare makes and models from decades past, as this photo gallery shows.
Museum of Fire CEO and show organiser Mark White, who also runs the annual Penrith Working Truck Show in March with a willing team of volunteers, has been successful in attracting classic truck enthusiasts to the event each year.
Models on display included Fords, Atkinsons, Leylands, Diamond Ts, Kenworths, Dodges, Whites, Western Stars, Macks, Peterbilts, Internationals and, of course, antique fire engines.
For more on the 2017 Sydney Classic and Antique Truck Show, as well as interviews with the truck owners, see the July edition of Owner//Driver, on sale July 10.
Photography: Greg Bush