Gallery: Grampian Truck show 2025 rolled into Aberdeen P&J Live
The Grampian Truck Show 2025 took over P&J Live in Aberdeen, showcasing over 250 trucks and offering a fun-filled day for families. From impressive truck displays to exciting kids' activities, the event was a hit with all ages.
The Grampian Truck Show 2025 at P&J Live. Image: Kenny Elrick/DC Thomson
Thousands turned out for the Grampian Truck Show in Aberdeen over the Easter weekend.
P&J Live in Aberdeen came alive with the roar of engines and polished chrome as Scotland’s trucking community gathered for the Grampian Truck Show. We visited on Sunday and saw an incredible line-up of trucks, from lovingly restored classics to impressive modern rigs.
The event attracted between 250 and 300 trucks to P&J Live’s arena, including brands like Scania, Volvo, DAF, Mercedes, MAN, Renault, Kenworth, and Peterbilt, making it one of Europe’s largest shows.
The kids’ zone entertained children with a mini trucker parade presented by Charlie Bear and the Leanne Fund Bear, an Easter egg hunt, a visit from the Easter Bunny, and photo opportunities inside the official Grampian Truck Show cab, along with many other activities.
Our P&J photographer Kenny Elrick was there to capture all the action.
The Grampian Truck Show 2025 at P&J Live.
Rolling legends on display.
Rolling legends on display.
Emma Porter and Ewan Will.
Callie Buchan, 6, and Rhylie Gray, 5.
Kailah McConnachie, 5 getting her face painted.
Lucas Ross, 11, and Jude Forbes, 10.
Angus Macbeth, 10, and Isla Grant, 4.
The proud owner of this is Rhylie Gray, who was entered into the show along with his grandad Alan Gray, who is a Harbro driver
Celebrating the evolution of trucking excellence.
An event to network with like-minded individuals.
Gordon and Stacey Stronach, with Ellie Innes, 10, Teagan Stroanch, 10, Ellie May Stronach, 11, Sandy Stronach, 7.
Taking a snap of this beauty!
All lined up and shiny!
Fraser Reid.
Mandy Clark and daughter Isla, 15.
Having a browse of the trucks.
Many trucks out on display.
Danny Simms with son Nico, 2.
Charlene and Andrew Barbour, Chantelle, 6, Sienna, 10.
Riley, 7. Lucas, 9, Callie, 5.
Braveheart truck!
Having a browse around the show.
A family-friendly event.
Charlie, 7, Sophie, 2, William Frame.
Copper, 9, Olivia, 5, Brandon,16.
Olivia Robertson, 9 enjoying her time at the show.
Mason Spence, 2, playing in the sandpit.
Daniel Masson, 6 has his own truck!
Many different types, models and colours of truck.
James Troup, 4 showing off his new toy.
Another show stopping truck.
Crowds gathered throughout the day.
A fantastic display at PJ Live.
Jess Richardson with the best in show and first place rigid.
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Gallery: Grampian Truck show 2025 rolled into Aberdeen P&J Live
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