Petrol heads "who likes statement cars and big boys toys with attitude" will be able to see a range of US classic vehicles when a popular show returns this weekend.
The American Car, Bike & Hot Rod Show will take place at Stonham Barns Park, near Stowmarket, on July 21 in association with Carrot Town Garage.
The show, which is in its fourth year, will include famous US-manufactured cars spanning the last six decades of engines, including Buicks, Cadillacs, Chevrolets, Chryslers and Ford.
This American Ford Fairlane from the 1950's is one of the many vintage cars you can see at the event (Image: Stonham Barns Park)
Visitors will also be able to see famous movie cars as Motion Pictures Motors bring their range of well-known Hollywood engines.
Car fanatics will see the cars expertly driven around the showground in the ‘Show and Shine’ parade which will take place at 3pm.
There will also be live music from Suffolk band, The Sixteenth’s, along with food and drink vendors and car trading stalls.
Vintage bikes will also be on show (Image: Stonham Barns Park)
Stuart Davies, who founded Carrot Town Garage, the event's sponsor, said: "This is a stunning event which is building year on year. We have extended it this year to include a large selection of bikes and hot rods so there will be even more to see.
"As always it’s going to be an all-action, muscle machine event with some of the best cars and engines you have ever seen and heard.
"To anyone who likes statement cars and big boys toys with attitude, this is the show for you."
A wide range of vintage American hot rods will be at the event (Image: Stonham Barns Park)
Josh Forward, from the Stonham Barns Park Events Team, added: "This event draws huge numbers of enthusiasts from around the region. It’s a family day out not to be missed which is full of colour, fun and surprises.
"You can’t suppress the enthusiasm of the owners – they are devoted to restoring and showing their prized vehicles and getting these exhibits all together at one venue always makes for a stunning show."
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