Organiser of the event Hugh Hopkins said yesterday's weather was ordered especially for the event.

It was the 23rd swap meet and car show of its kind and the day included a variety of more than 200 vintage cars and bikes.

Mr Hopkins said both the crowd and the number of stall holders had grown this year and the stall holders were very happy with their sales.

"If you're a car fan there are some real flash cars here," he said.

Along with the vehicles, families could also enjoy an icecream, ride on a trike or shop for anything from socks to vintage hat boxes.

Awards were given for vehicles in 10 different categories including top vehicle overall to best swap display.

All proceeds from the event will go to local charities.