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A closer look at Jack Newell's Wolseley-Siddeley.

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The stately 1931 Rolls Royce of G. E. Wright, Canterbury.

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Veteran judges: George Topliss, Bob Helm, Ken Ivory, Ken Sike, of Nelson.

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The 1902 Cresmobile of E. M. Delany, Wellington.

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A pull on the starting strap and we're away.

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The 1911 Overland of L. D. Collis, Gore.

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Mr Jelfs's 1915 Tin Liz

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Norm Findlay's 1913 Morris is the oldest Morris outside England

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Oldest car at the rally, a 1901 Northern, with its owner, Alec Shadbolt and Ike Wilkes.

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The judges leave nothing to chance by also investigating what's under the car

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This beautifully-kept Chrysler (1930) was brought from Napier by R. Kilbey

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The 1914 Hurtu of D. P. Manhart (Canterbury) won the trophy for the best-restored veteran vehicle at its first appearance at a South Island rally.

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Iain and Mrs Donaldson above the rear-mounted engine on this 1904 Orient of Alec Shadbolt's.

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The start of the relay in which teams comprising a veteran, a vintage car and a motor-cycle took part

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Watch my smoke!

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Passengers had to hand on a towel and then duck for cover