The Power Up Car Show in Nanango has once again revved up enthusiasm and support for the Nanango Sporting Association. This annual event, known for its impressive display of vehicles ranging from classic cars to bikes and caravans, serves as a key fundraiser for the association, benefiting groups like the Nanango Kennel Club, Nanango Cricket Club, and Nanango Panthers Soccer Club that utilize the Alan Downie Sports Fields on Burnett Street.
The recent edition of the Power Up Car Show featured a diverse array of vehicles, attracting a significant turnout of enthusiasts and onlookers. Among the standout entries was a 1959 green Chevrolet owned by Graeme Williams, which clinched the prestigious “Best In Show” trophy. Other notable vehicles that captured the crowd’s attention included a 1969 Chevrolet Camaro, EJ Holden ute, 1937 Chevrolet, and several other iconic models from different eras.
Adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the event, live music performances by local artist Morgan entertained attendees, while public voting determined the recipients of various trophies. South Burnett Mayor Kathy Duff, along with council members and representatives from the Nanango Sporting Association, presented awards to deserving participants and community stalls.
The Nanango Community Centre emerged victorious in the community stall category, underscoring the show’s inclusive community spirit. Furthermore, the involvement of local groups like the Nanango & District Garden Club showcased the strong support from various segments of the community for this charitable initiative.
Noteworthy personalities like South Burnett Regional Council CEO Mark Pitt and his wife Nicola also participated in the event, showcasing their restored WB Holden utility. The Nanango Kennel Club volunteers, instrumental in organizing the show, were acknowledged for their efforts in ensuring the success of the event.
By bringing together car enthusiasts, community organizations, and local authorities, the Power Up Car Show continues to play a vital role in fostering community engagement and supporting the Nanango Sporting Association’s initiatives. The event not only serves as a platform for showcasing automotive heritage and craftsmanship but also as a means to raise funds for the upkeep and development of sports facilities in the region.
In conclusion, the Power Up Car Show stands out as a unifying and impactful event that not only celebrates automotive culture but also contributes significantly to the welfare of the Nanango Sporting Association and its affiliated clubs. This annual showcase of classic and contemporary vehicles serves as a testament to the community’s spirit of collaboration and support for a noble cause.
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