The Cavalcade was led by World War Two vehicles, as the TECU commemorated the role of farming leading up to the D Day landings.
There was also the rare sight of Steam Engines on the streets; the Engines progressing as far as Wakehurst Road, remaining on display before re-joining the rest of the cavalcade on the way back to the Rally site at Ballee Playing Fields.
After leaving the Rally site the roadrunners went along Ballee Road West; Antrim Road; Wakehurst; Larne Road; Queen Street; Harryville Bridge; Mill Street; Wellington Street; Church Street; Bridge Street; Harryville Bridge; Queen Street, Antrim Road and back to the Ballee Playing Fields



