![Casey Johnson from Wagga with kids April, 7, and Jimmy, 9, with Casey's 1979 Ford Falcon Panel Van. Picture by Les Smith Casey Johnson from Wagga with kids April, 7, and Jimmy, 9, with Casey's 1979 Ford Falcon Panel Van. Picture by Les Smith](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/GGnMDP6H6ep7kM2Dx35kRi/4926345e-628c-4f4d-b86f-1ce2f3edfaac.jpg/r0_319_5745_3562_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Motoring enthusiasts were treated to a showcase of cool cars and motorbikes over the long weekend, thanks to the Riverina Rumble's Kings Kustom Kick Back.
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Described as an automotive art gallery, the showcase returned to Bolton Park Stadium for the first time since the 80s.
Some exhibitors travelled from interstate to display their prized possessions at the show, with event organiser Howard 'Doo Dar' Brown thrilled to see hundreds visit the stadium over the weekend.
"It was a buzz, I've never personally had so many people thank me and my wife for putting the event on," Mr Brown said.
'It's exactly what we wanted... bringing people to Wagga for tourism.
"To put on an event, an exhibition like this, to have the public come out was just fantastic."
The annual Kick Back will return next June for the King's Birthday long weekend.
If you missed it, our photographer Les Smith captured some of the showcase on Saturday.