The Foreign Minister is currently in Gallipoli to mark Turkey's Anzac commemorations.
A group of around 15 attendees could be seen lifting the car on Thursday.
Thousands came together to remember those who fought and died in war.
Organisers are concerned about high winds.
"With a bit of swapping and resizing we have got there."
Dame Cindy Kiro will speak to crowds at the Pukeahu War Memorial Park in central Pōneke/Wellington.
Anzac Day marks the first big military action by Australian and New Zealand soldiers in Gallipoli in 1915.
This year's Anzac Day marks 109 years on from the Gallipoli landings.
The battalion served during World War II and became one of New Zealand's most celebrated units.
