A vintage time was had as visitors flocked to a huge display of classic vehicles and engines at the weekend.
Crowds didn't let a heavy downpour dampen their spirits at the 26th annual Aldham Old Tyme Rallye on Saturday and Sunday.
With 140 vintage cars, 50 military vehicles and 50 commercial vehicles as well as a range of industrial and agricultural engines on display, a bit of rain wasn't going to get in the way of the fun.
Vintage: John Easy and his 1947 Jaguar 3.5 ltr saloon among the vintage cars on show at the Aldham Olde Tyme Rallye.
The event was held in White Colne and has been jointly organised by Earls Colne Scouts and the North East Essex Tractor and Engine Club for more than a quarter of a century.
People travelled from as far afield as Scotland to demonstrate their vehicles at this year's show, and organisers were pleased it had been a success.
George Posner said a heavy storm had struck on Sunday, but the rain had not stopped visitors enjoying themselves.
Published Monday, June 9, 2003
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