The Crathes Vintage Car and Motorcycle Rally. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Motoring enthusiasts turned out in force to admire nearly 300 vintage vehicles on show in Deeside today.
The Crathes Vintage Car Rally made its long-awaited return following Covid, with supporters eager to check out the cars, bikes, coaches and other vehicles on show.
Around 280 vehicles from as far back as the 1920s were showcased in their glory at Milton of Crathes.
The annual show is organised by Banchory Ternan Rotary Club, with proceeds this year going to Clan Cancer Support.
This year Clan opened a new support and wellbeing centre on Bridge Street in Banchory, aiming to provide local support for anyone in the area affected by cancer.
Entertainment was also provided with Aberdeen favourites Alba Acapella and Big Mountain taking to the stage.
Local talent included Coutts School of Highland Dancing, Banchory Strathspey and Reel Society, the Deeside Dance Centre and the Stardust Musical Theatre group.
Check out our gallery of pictures from the event:
Visitors admire the quirky cars design at the Crathes Vintage Car Rally. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Vintage cars lined the field at the Crathes Vintage Car Rally. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Small compact car on the flatbed of a truck. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Vintage car equivalent of a convertible. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Some cars like this Ford Escort showcased a specific time period. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Car inspection underway. Pic: Kath Flannery.
6-year-old Lexi and 2-year-old Jessica Fraser enjoying a donkey ride. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Andy Clark with Winston and Spencer and his 1935 Morris 16. Pic: Kath Flannery.
Ros and Ron Mackie with their MGB Roadster 1978. Pic: Kath Flannery.
8-year-old Brodie Smart takes a closer look at one of the vintage cars. Pic: Kath Flannery.
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Crathes Vintage Car Rally returns much to the delight of motoring enthusiasts
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