More than 500 classic vehicles included in show

News imageBoston Classic Car Club Aerial view of a previous car show at the site. There are hundreds of vehicles parked in rows on a field, with stands around the perimeter. There are static caravans in a nearby field.Boston Classic Car Club
More than 500 vintage vehicles are expected to be on show

The annual Boston Classic Car Club show takes place on Sunday with more than 500 vintage vehicles expected to be on show.

The event is is held between 10:00 and 16:00 BST at Orchard Park Field in Hubbert's Bridge, near Boston, Lincolnshire.

Organisers said there would also be live music and stalls, with Sarah Crabtree, known for appearing on the popular TV show Bangers & Cash, among the guests.

Highlights include a wide range of classic vehicles, some pre-war, and a restored double-decker bus, they added.

News imageBoston Classic Car Club Rows of classic cars on a field. There is a Land Rover in the foreground, along with two vintage Volkswagen cars - one painted bright orange - the other bright green. There are a number of stalls to one side of the field.Boston Classic Car Club
Highlights include a wide range of classic vehicles, some pre-war, and a restored double-decker bus

Organiser Graham Lunn said the show, which was now in its 34th year, was well supported, with people coming from "far and wide" to be part of the event.

However, he added: "The nearest one is a gentleman who will have to drive at least 100 metres to get here."

He said the displays ranged from pre-war classics up to vehicles from the 1990s and the early noughties, with his personal favourites being French cars like the classic Citroën 2CV.

"We've got the classics that you see everywhere, but then we've got the oddball stuff like a double-decker bus and motorbikes at the other end of the scale," he added.

He said he expected many of the vehicles on display to be taking part for the first time.

"They'll either be new people, or people who have been before that have changed their classic car, or bought another one," he added.

Over the years, organisers said the club had raised more than £35,000 for local charities.

This year, it is supporting Boston Sea Cadets.

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