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Men’s shed car show comes back

For the 18th time, the Hobsons Bay Men’s Shed Car and Bike Show will take place on Sunday 22 February at Apex Park in Altona.

And as with the previous 17 versions, the 2026 event will again have more than 300 cars and motorbikes on display.

But Hobsons Bay Men’s Shed president David Berner said this year’s show would feature a different type of vehicle too.

“We’re going to have a historic tramway bus there this year,” Mr Berner said, adding that members of the Hobsons Bay Men’s Shed helped restore this particular tramway bus, one of dozens that were used to maintain services while Melbourne’s trams were converted from cable to electric in early 20th century.

“This would’ve been used in the 40’s and 50’s this bus,” he said.

A crowd of more than 900 people is expected to attend this year’s event which runs from 9am-2pm and features face-painting and a sausage sizzle as well as the assortment of vintage vehicles.

All surplus funds are donated to various local charities

Details: https://hobsonsbayms.com.au/

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