Cancer Society CEO Mike Kernaghan said his organisation had been "blown away" by the funds raised last year, and was receiving fantastic support from vintage car clubs across the country again this year.
"Over the years vintage car clubs have delivered fresh daffodils and collected for us, but this year, to have multiple rallies around the country, is fantastic," he said.
"Donations and money raised will go towards a range of support services, information booklets, vital research and health promotion activities."
The Far North Vintage Car Club will actually stage two rallies, one starting at Te Ahu in Kaitaia and the other at the Waipapa shopping centre, both starting at 1pm and both ending at Matthews' Vintage Collection on SH10 at Aurere.
The $10 per person entry fee ($5 for children) will cover entry to the museum, which will fire up a 1905 stationary engine and other old machines, with afternoon tea in return for a donation.
Neither rally will take a direct route to their destination, both covering about 40km of sealed and unsealed roads.
Everyone will be welcome at either starting point, but for further information contact Murray Cormack on (09) 409-3823 (Kaitaia), Peter Slawson on (09) 407-3066 (Waipapa), or go to www.vcc.org.nz/daffodil-rally-cancer/