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    ON TRACK: Horsham truck drivers Tim Driller and Stephen Carman are preparing for a Horsham Truck Show in November.

Blue Ribbon truck show driving interest

Horsham will host a truck show in November, the first of its kind in about 30 years.

Blue Ribbon Raceway leaders are hosting the event at Horsham Showground during the first weekend in November, which will benefit both Blue Ribbon Raceway and Wimmera Against Cancer in Kids, WACK.

Event co-ordinator Stephen Carman said despite being in early days of planning, it was shaping up to be a huge event that would benefit the city.

“We are expecting upwards of 150 trucks, from vintage 1950s to trucks that have come off the highway for the weekend,” he said.



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There will be several sections in the show, including bests in custom, fleet of three or more, historic – pre-1994, working rig, tow recovery, farm truck, tipper, restored, Rig of the Show, and public choice. 

A children’s convoy will take place from 9am on the Sunday, with proceeds going to WACK.

“The last time there was a truck show was in Pimpinio in the early 1990s,” Mr Carman said.

“We think it’ll be great for Horsham. There will be food trucks, a bar  and country music artists including Allan Webster, The Austins and Don Costa.”

Mr Carman said people wanting more information could call him on 0429 989 278 or visit Horsham Truck Show on Facebook. 

– Bronwyn Hastings

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