Show organiser Keith Palmer who counted in a record 1650 vehicles on Sunday. (Image: Archant)
The annual event, now in its 41st year, saw more than 1,650 vintage and classic cars take part in the two-day event.
Chevrolets, Cadillacs, camper vans and even a hurse were all on display as families flocked to see the assembled vehicles, there to raise funds for Weston Sea Cadets.
Show organiser Keith Palmer who counted in a record 1650 vehicles on Sunday. (Image: Archant)
Pageant organiser, Keith Palmer said so many cars came to the event on Sunday they had to turn vehicles away.
He said: “The weather was marvellous, and I’m pleased to say on the Sunday we had the biggest gathering of classic cars on the Beach Lawns ever, with 1,165 vehicles on display.
A place to meet friends and fellow enthusiasts. (Image: Archant)
“It was a fantastic show and people were surprised at the amount of different vehicles on display.
“I would like to thank everyone who helped and supported the show.”
Archie Godfrey keeping Phil Leonard's Alvis Silver Eagle gleaming. (Image: Archant)
Bernard Littlewood in his 1967 Triumph TR4. (Image: Archant)
Tara Vowles and her Focus RS MkII. (Image: Archant)
Ray Brimble with his Cadillac De Elegance V8. (Image: Archant)
Looking the part, Mike Brockway and his MG 1933 K1 Tourer (Image: Archant)
Paul Wren and his 1931 Hillman Wizzard. (Image: Archant)
The 41st Pageant of Transport on Weston's Beach Lawns. (Image: Archant)
Paul Stamps and his Chevrolet 1957 210 Sedan. (Image: Archant)
Ivor Delahay with his VW T2 day van and grandchildren Izzie, Angel and Neave. (Image: Archant)
Gerry Churchill with his Lambretta TV200 from 1975. (Image: Archant)
The 41st Pageant of Transport on Weston's Beach Lawns. (Image: Archant)
Howard Goodman's V8 Daimler hearse and driver Nicholas Hayman. (Image: Archant)
A nasty accident? (Image: Archant)
A Ford Siva from 1954 owned by Graham Edmond. (Image: Archant)
Neil Harvey and Andy Mackinnon with their AC Cobras. (Image: Archant)
Pete Beament and his Riley RMB from 1949. (Image: Archant)
Jean Goodall loves her Mini Cooper... and Iron Maiden. (Image: Archant)
A Wolseley 1300 owned by Nick Varney. (Image: Archant)
Brian Price at the wheel of his 1959 Ford Galaxy. (Image: Archant)
Peter Grigg and his Rover 90 from 1959. (Image: Archant)
David Britton and his 1970 Rover P5b Coupé. (Image: Archant)
Looking the part, Mike Brockway and his MG 1933 K1 Tourer (Image: Archant)
Show organiser Keith Palmer who counted in a record 1650 vehicles on Sunday. (Image: Archant)
Show organiser Keith Palmer who counted in a record 1650 vehicles on Sunday. (Image: Archant)
Show organiser Keith Palmer who counted in a record 1650 vehicles on Sunday. (Image: Archant)
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