Riverina Monaro and Holden Club president Tony Kelly said the event is to show off the cars hiding around Wagga all while fundraising for a cause. 

With food stalls and a jumping castle, all proceeds from the event will go to Riding for the Disabled Association, Mr Kelly said.

“They’re under a tough climate with the current drought and it’s costly to get feed so anything we can contribute will assist them,” he said. 

The event is on at the Murrumbidgee Turf Club on Sunday.

Entrants can arrive up until 10am at the cost of $20 to register and it will be open to the public from 10am at the cost of $5 per person (under 16-year-olds are free).

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