The annual event was held in Masham market town, in North Yorkshire, and showcased hundreds of steam engines, motorcycles , cars, tractors, commercial vehicles and stationary engines.
As well as the marvellous vehicles on show, there was also local artisans, craft stalls, music and local ale on offer.
Run entirely by volunteers, all money raised goes towards the upkeep of Masham Town Hall, a Grade II listed building opened in 1913.
Yorkshire Post photographer, James Hardisty, went down to the rally to take these fantastic shots.
2. Only one left in the world
Andy Ward, of Upper Denby, cleaning a 1905 2 Ton Yorkshire Steam Wagon, thought to be the only one left in the world.
3. Three generations
Three generations, (left to right) Andy Ward, of Upper Denby, on a 1905 2 Ton Yorkshire Steam Wagon, thought to be the only one left in the world, brother Darren Ward, and nephew Tom Ward, with his children Iris, 3, Alfie 5, on a 1916 Sentine Standard Steam Engine.
