Having run the previous 20 shows from the Willis Street car park, organisers will be hoping the new backdrop can help bring even more people to an event which normally attracts 2500 from across the state. 

Convenor Ken Watts said between 40 and 90 stallholders were expected at Sunday’s event. 

“It's like a market but it's automotive parts and books and accessories, and even complete classic and vintage cars, restoration projects and so on,” Mr Watts said. 

Stallholders will have access to the site from 7am before it opens to the public at 9am.