VW Club of WA Attending the Stirling Festival of Motoring

TWO SHOWS IN ONE!

The new Stirling Festival of Motoring is taking place over two days on the weekend of 28–29 of March at Robinson Reserve, Royal Street, Tuart Hill.

The Saturday event is the MTA Cars and Culture. It is a free entry event. This will see three different hubs for you to park up in or just enjoy.

Classic Surf – Inspired by Scarborough Beach and its iconic coastal lifestyle, this display celebrates beach culture and classic seaside vehicles. Expect panel vans, vintage FJs, Mini Mokes and beach buggies that capture the spirit of sun, surf and summer.

Market Grounds – A nod to the area’s agricultural roots and European heritage, this display showcases hardworking vehicles paired with continental flair. Featuring classic utes, trucks and Italian motoring icons, it reflects a time when function met style.

Old School Car Yard – Inspired by Osborne Park’s legendary car dealership strip along Scarborough Beach Road, this display pays tribute to suburban car culture, spotlighting favourites such as Valiants, Monaros and Minis.

After exploring the displays, settle in and enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with food trucks, licensed bars, live music and roving entertainment.

Open from 11am to 8pm, Cars and Culture offers something for everyone – an immersive, nostalgic journey designed to be enjoyed by all ages.

No ticket or RSVP is required for Cars and Culture. This free event is proudly sponsored by MTA WA (Motor Trades Association WA) and the City of Stirling.

The event details can be found at Stirling Festival of Motoring – One Weekend. Two Epic Car Shows.

The Sunday Event is the Perth Classic Car Show – The CMC show is sponsored by Shannons, which has been held in the past at Ascot Racecourse and Whiteman Park. This event is ticketed, and you will need to register. Please use the buttons to register or contact Andrew Dawson on 0422385537.

The club will park together, but the organisers need numbers so please register before 15^th March. Andrew will then be in touch with the instructions for parking on the day. There is an entry fee of $20 per car payable on the day, but the driver and passenger get free entry. Pedestrians are $15 per person. 8am- 3pm lock in but there will be a lot to see and an easy walk down to Main Street for lunches, IGA, tavern etc.

More details can be found at Perth Classic Car Show – WA’s Biggest Celebration of Classic Motoring!

This is the biggest classic car show in Perth with over 100 clubs and around 1000 vehicles expected.