Organisers Mark Wellington (left) and Jason Standley get ready for the poker run on Saturday.
Mount Gambier's Ian Duryea (left) shows off his Holden HZ One Tonner to Shane Kutcher from Kadina, Dave Lewig from Wallaroo and Guy Sampson from Adelaide.
Naracoorte's Charles Vine and Scott Vanstone took part in the poker run on their motorbikes.
Lisa Castine, Janine Rohrlach, Nat Gibbs and Deb Goodridge watch the action from the registration table.
Graeme Hoklas, from Adelaide, checks out the bikes before the run.
Naracoorte Historic Vehicle Club members Barry and Laurel Clark get ready for the run.
Naracoorte's Malcolm Luff (right) shows the engine of his 1943 Fiat Topelino to Scott Mathieson and Brett Jennings.
Bordertown's Ray Burke and Jim Featherstone pull up on a Harley Davidson Fatboy.
Sue Rowett of Bordertown pays her registration for the poker run to Lisa Castine, Janine Rohrlach, Nat Gibbs and Deb Goodridge.
PERFECT weather conditions greeted drivers and riders who took in the sights of the Upper SE during Welly's Poker Run on Saturday.
The annual event - which gets bigger every year - raises funds for the Royal Flying Doctor Service.
"We had a premature baby, he's eight years old now, and we needed to use the Royal Flying Doctor with him," organiser Mark "Welly" Wellington said.
Funds are still being tallied, but with registrations on par with last year, Welly is again hoping to reach the $10,000 mark.
Saturday's run started in Naracoorte and went on to Frances. The large group stopped in Bordertown for lunch, which was cooked by the local RFDS branch. Then it was on to Padthaway, and back to the Naracoorte Showgrounds for dinner and entertainment.
The event started with a small group of mates. Now in its seventh year, it attracted 115 bikes and 60 cars from across SA and western Victoria.
Welly said the fundraiser wouldn't be possible without the support of local sponsors.
It will go ahead again next year.