Cars consisted of American classics, through to trucks, bikes, custom cars and even a T-Bucket or two.
The variety is reflected in the five competition categories with entrants up to win top motorcycle, top car, top truck, people's choice and top Japanese car.
Vehicles were judged by Rob Brewer, a fellow End of Road member from Australia.
Mr Lye said this ensured there was not bias in any potential local judging.
''It's an honour to have him come out.''
Rain hampered efforts last year, with cars pulling out and spectators reluctant to get too wet.
The weekend's warm, sunny weather helped reassure Mr Lye there were plenty of vehicle lovers in the Bay.
''The show is growing and getting more and more popular. We are really happy.''