The AllFord car show returned to Alford for its ninth year today.
Over 240 Ford vehicles were on display at Grampian Transport Museum.
Celebrating “Ford through the ages”, motors ranged from a 1916 Ford Model T to the Ford Transit Custom – which was showcased in Scotland for the first time at the show.
A spokesman for the event said: ““AllFord 2023 was one of our best yet with an excellent turnout of some of the best Fords and Ford powered vehicles in the North East and some from much further afield.
“I am delighted that the weather was kind and the sun shone all day.
“We were very excited to stage the Scottish debut of the new Ford Transit Custom which AllFord supporters TrustFord had specially transported up for the event.
“It is a beautifully designed van and seeing it sitting beside the 205mph 2005 Ford GT from the Ford Heritage Collection was one of my memorable images of the day.
“With hundreds of visitors, young and old, there were a lot of smiling faces at Grampian Transport Museum today and that made the whole day worthwhile.”
Throughout the day, there were also a range of activities for kids such as a treasure hunt and bouncy castle and various food and trade stalls to enjoy.
Our photographer Darrell Benns was there to capture the best moments.
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