Gleaming bodywork and customised motors will be lining up for your inspection at Milton Keynes Museum's annual Transport Weekend (September 10 & 11).
The cars taking part this Saturday and Sunday are real labours of love for their owners, who have spent significant amounts of time and money to get them looking all shiny and sensational.
If you prefer to travel on two wheels, not four, there will be lots of gleaming bikes to catch the eye.
Around 150 vehicles are expected over the course of the weekend. A steam traction engine, two fire engines, vintage lorries, a Fordson Tractor and the odd military vehicle will be parked up too.
“You really don't need to be a motoring enthusiast to be wowed by the display we have in store for you," Museum director Bill Griffiths said.
“There are some seriously impressive four wheelers coming together. All of our usual Museum attractions will be open too, and you can grab a hot or cold snack in The Granary Tea Room, so be prepared to stay for a while!"
Standard admission applies - which will also give you FREE entry for the following 12 months; adults £12, child £8, concessions, £10.
A family ticket (admitting two adults and up to four children) is £36.
More information about other forthcoming events can be found on the website
