A north-east town was transformed into a paradise for petrolheads at the weekend.
The Fraserburgh Vintage Car Rally rolled into the port with a huge collection of vehicles from years gone by being showcased.
Thousands of people went along to the transport extravaganza at Fraserburgh Leisure Centre yesterday.
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One of the most eye-catching exhibits was a 1970s mini built in the shape of an orange to promote fruit firm Outspan Oranges.
A Jaguar XE SV Project 8 super-saloon, one of only 300 made by the company was also a highlight of the event.
Former military vehicles, tractors and the cockpit section of a Canberra TT18 aircraft were also on display.
The Inch perfect trials motorcycle display team entertained the crowds with their flips and tricks on two wheels.
The First Fraserburgh Boys Brigade’s bugle band provided the soundtrack for the rally with a mega slide, assault course, and a chainsaw wood carving demonstration among the other attractions.
Fraserburgh Leisure Centre also played host to a number of indoor charity and craft stalls.
James Gray, organiser of the 28th Fraserburgh Vintage Car Rally, said more than 2,000 people were in attendance, with people travelling from across the UK to admire the motors on show.
Last night, he thanked all of those who came along to catch a of the scores of vehicles.
He said: “We are very grateful to all of the spectators who turned out.
“There were a lot of people here and it is a really good event for the town.
“We had visitors from the Western Isles, Tayside, Wick and Penrith and there were quite a lot of local people who turned up too.
“We had old cars, new cars, motorbikes, push bikes, tractors and everything in between.”
To date the event has given away more than £250,000 to local charities.
Mr Gray said he will take a short pause before starting to arrange the 2020 Fraserburgh Vintage Car Rally.
He said: “We’ll give ourselves a little bit of a break then look ahead to next year.”
