Classic vehicles turned heads in Newport and Ryde over the weekend as the Isle of Wight Classic Motor Show celebrated its landmark 25th anniversary.
The popular 2-day event returned to Newport Quay on Saturday (12th September), before moving east to Ryde Esplanade and North Walk on Sunday (13th September).
Running from 10:00-16:00 on both days, the free-to-attend show gave thousands of spectators the chance to get up close to an extensive collection of vehicles spanning decades of motoring history.
Cars were joined by motorcycles, lorries, commercial and and emergency vehicles, bringing together enthusiasts from the Isle of Wight and further afield.
The event has been taking place on the Isle of Wight since 2001 and has grown to become a firm fixture in the Island’s motoring calendar.
This year’s event was particularly significant as organisers celebrated 25 years of the Classic Motor Show, with official anniversary merchandise produced for the first time in the show’s history.
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Photos: Jack Downer Photography
